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[KAYVEN RIESE]

On Thu, 30 Apr 2009, william benton wrote:

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> If I want to put a unix os on a pc(not linux), is a unix os(not linux)
> available as freeware? what is the best source? Is berkeley unix
> available as freeware? Is BSD berkeley unix? I mean is it exactly like
> what you would get if you went to the university and logged on to their
> machine?

not exactly..

pcbsd.org, freebsd.org, netbsd.org, dragonflybsd.org, and openbsd.org are
all independent projects that spun off the 4.4 BSD source code

There is such a thing as http://www.bsd.org/  that seems to link out to
the others.  Mac OS X is derived from a BSD called Darwin.

Currently, the UC (as always) has a vast array of computational resources.
They even have a Windoze Lab! (ugg!) [=:O

https://iris.eecs.berkeley.edu/

http://www.freebsd.org/copyright/license.html

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