I nga tekau tau 1960 me 1970 na Dennis Ritchie raua ko Ken Thompson i hanga a Unix, ka kiia ko te punaha whakahaere rorohiko tino nui o te ao.
How was Unix born?
The history of UNIX starts back in 1969, when Ken Thompson, Dennis Ritchie and others started working on the “little-used PDP-7 in a corner” at Bell Labs and what was to become UNIX. It had a assembler for a PDP-11/20, file system, fork(), roff and ed. It was used for text processing of patent documents.
Kua mate a Unix?
"Kaore tetahi e hokohoko atu i a Unix, he momo kupu mate. … “Kei te heke te maakete UNIX,” e kii ana a Daniel Bowers, kaiwhakahaere rangahau mo nga hanganga me nga mahi i Gartner. "Ko te 1 anake i roto i nga kaitoro 85 i tukuna i tenei tau ka whakamahi Solaris, HP-UX, AIX ranei.
Kei te whakamahia a Unix i tenei ra?
Ko nga punaha whakahaere a Unix (me nga momo rerekee rite ki a Unix) e rere ana i runga i te maha o nga hoahoanga matihiko, a ka whakamahia i runga tūmau tukutuku, anga matua, me te rorohiko nui. I nga tau tata nei, kua kaha ake te rongonui o nga waea atamai, papa me nga rorohiko whaiaro e whakahaere ana i nga momo momo rereke o Unix.
He kape Linux o Unix?
Ehara a Linux i te Unix, engari he punaha whakahaere rite Unix. I ahu mai te punaha Linux mai i a Unix, a, he haere tonu te kaupapa o te hoahoa Unix. Ko nga tohatoha Linux te tauira tino rongonui me te tino hauora o nga huanga Unix tika. Ko te BSD (Berkley Software Distribution) tetahi tauira o te Unix derivative.
Kei te whakamahia tonu a Unix 2020?
Kei te whakamahia nuitia i roto i nga pokapū raraunga hinonga. Kei te whakahaere tonu i nga tono nui, uaua, matua mo nga kamupene e tino hiahia ana kia rere aua taupānga. A ahakoa nga korero haere tonu mo tona mate tata, kei te tipu tonu tana whakamahinga, e ai ki nga rangahau hou a Gabriel Consulting Group Inc.
How did Unix get its name?
Ritchie says that Brian Kernighan suggested the name Unix, a pun on the Multics name, later in 1970. By 1971 the team ported Unix to a new PDP-11 computer, a substantial upgrade from the PDP-7, and several departments at Bell Labs, including the Patent department, started using the system for daily work.