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what is the difference between unix os and linux os
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Answer / rajesh k
Unix and Linux both are Operating systems
the only difference is that
Unix is an operating system that was first invented and ok
it's single user.
on other hand linux is flavour of unix.
it evovled from unix with the core commands in unix and
additional flavour commands + additional modifications
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Answer / manish soni bca 3rd year jaipu
1.unxi is command base o.s it mean unix is CUI(character
user interface)but the linux is GUI base operting system.
2.unix is firstly writen with (which language come before
c).after invented of the c.unix in writen in(95% part) c
language. or we can say that c language actually developed
for impliment the unix operting system.
3.linux is unix base o.s. or linux is improvement of unix
o.s.
4.linux lorwards is owner or developer of linux o.s.
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Answer / sagar
both unix and linux is an os
bt the only thing differs is the userinterface..
unix is for single users,while llinux is for multiusers..
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