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| '''Open source Unix''' is a term used to refer to the ] |
'''Open source Unix''' is a term used to refer to the ] operating systems where the source is available, such as ], ], ] and ]. | ||
| Usually, the term is restricted to Unix variants where the source is available under a license approved by the ]. | Usually, the term is restricted to Unix variants where the source is available under a license approved by the ]. | ||
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Open source Unix is a term used to refer to the Unix-like operating systems where the source is available, such as Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD and OpenSolaris.
Usually, the term is restricted to Unix variants where the source is available under a license approved by the Open Source Initiative.
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