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| − | + | '''BSD/OS''' (originally known as [[BSD/386]]) was a commerical BSD OS that was released by BSDi. | |
| − | At the time it was noted for shipping on a CD, and having | + | At the time it was noted for shipping on a CD, and having its full source code available for purchase. |
| − | Despite this, it was caught up in the AT&T vs CSRG lawsuit, and while | + | Despite this, it was caught up in the AT&T vs CSRG lawsuit, and while its future looked uncertain, the world had shifted to the [[Linux]] kernel which had no legacy or ties to AT&T. |
I think there were only a few releases before the company folded. | I think there were only a few releases before the company folded. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:39, 18 December 2018
BSD/OS (originally known as BSD/386) was a commerical BSD OS that was released by BSDi.
At the time it was noted for shipping on a CD, and having its full source code available for purchase.
Despite this, it was caught up in the AT&T vs CSRG lawsuit, and while its future looked uncertain, the world had shifted to the Linux kernel which had no legacy or ties to AT&T.
I think there were only a few releases before the company folded.
