Setting aside legal issues afflicting the word, Unix is neither a brand nor a particular product: it is a set of ideas - implemented differently by the people behind Linux, the BSDs and Solaris, ...

Linux isn't a certified Unix system, and some say it definitely isn't Unix. The key question for a business is if a commercial Unix flavor is enough like Linux that you can make an easy transition ...

What is Linux? That's the question we're answering for PC owners wanting to break away from Windows and MacOS. We cover the past and present.

What demonstrates Linux innovation is that the combination of lowered points of entry for contributors, cheap hardware, and social support with limited technical innovation enables widespread ...

Sure, Linux is popular, but fans of the OpenBSD operating system think they've got something better.

What Are Rolling Release Distros? A rolling-release Linux distro is different than a standard Linux distro. Where a regular release distro will compile a bunch of discrete versions of a software ...

Takeaway: Unix’s rock-solid reliability means that its relevant now more than ever – and Linux puts Unix’s power within reach. Unix has been around for a very long time. We remember the ...

Begging for BSD BSD Unix has many of the advantages of Linux, but the BSD founders went through much more trouble to eliminate intellectual property issues.

Linux is king *nix of the data center—but Unix may live on forever Unix servers hit lowest market share ever, but they still have a long future.