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Line 1: '''Unix''' (frequently typed as "UNIX"), today, is a catch-all name that may be used to describe any of a number of [[:Category:Operating Systems\|operating systems]] which are compliant to some degree with the [[POSIX]]~~-compliant~~ tostandard ~~some~~([https://www.iso.org/standard/50516.html ~~degree~~ISO/IEC 9945]) and/or [[wp:Single UNIX Specification\|the Single UNIX Specification ("SuS")]]. While the original UNIX was developed at [[Bell Labs]], the name today is applied to many of its direct descendants, as well as several operating systems and kernels which were inspired by it. Note that an OS doesn't need to be fully ~~POSIX~~Unix-compliant to be considered Unix-like. The reverse is also true: a system can be ~~POSIX~~Unix-compliant without being Unix-like. Wikipedia has a brief discussion of Unix vs Unix-like [[wp:Unix-like~~#The term "Unix-like" and the UNIX trademark~~\|here]]. [[Category:Operating Systems]]