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 * [http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/9158 Unix Commands and Batch Processing for the Reluctant Librarian or Archivist]
 * [http://www.oliverelliott.org/article/computing/tut_unix/ An introduction to Unix]
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 * [https://web.archive.org/web/20040215071845/http://www.eeng.brad.ac.uk/help/.faq/.unix/.pronun.html Pronunciation guide to Unix] (Internet Archive copy)
 * [http://journal.code4lib.org/articles/9158 Unix Commands and Batch Processing for the Reluctant Librarian or Archivist]
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 * [http://www.itworld.com/operating-systems/381393/unix-finding-your-files-your-way Finding files in Unix]
 * [https://web.archive.org/web/20040215071845/http://www.eeng.brad.ac.uk/help/.faq/.unix/.pronun.html Pronunciation guide to Unix] (Internet Archive copy)
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 * [http://www.dilbert.com/strips/comic/1993-11-09/ Dilbert comic strip (1993-11-09)]
 * [http://www.itworld.com/operating-systems/381393/unix-finding-your-files-your-way Finding files in Unix]
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 * [[Wikipedia:Unix|Wikipedia article]]
 * [http://www.dilbert.com/strips/comic/1993-11-09/ Dilbert comic strip (1993-11-09)]
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-'''Unix''' is a highly-influential operating system originally created at Bell Laboratories in 1969 for DEC minicomputers, and later ported to many system architectures in a huge number of versions from AT&T and others. It name was, perhaps, intended as a parody of [[Multics]]. Among the pervasive things introduced in UNIX are the [[Unix time]] numeric timestamps counting seconds since 1970, and the [[C]] programming language (which spawned numerous other programming languages and influenced the syntax of many others). The currently-popular [[Linux]] operating system was created as an open-source "clone" of Unix. Since Linux runs a large portion of web servers, and [[Android]] is based on Linux, and [[iOS]] is based on Unix, there is a very heavy use of operating systems ultimately based on Unix.
+'''Unix''' is a highly-influential operating system originally created at Bell Laboratories in 1969 for DEC minicomputers, and later ported to many system architectures in a huge number of versions from AT&T and others. It name was, perhaps, intended as a parody of [[Multics]]. Among the pervasive things introduced in UNIX are the [[Unix time]] numeric timestamps counting seconds since 1970, and the [[C]] programming language (which spawned numerous other programming languages and influenced the syntax of many others). The currently-popular [[Linux]] operating system was created as an open-source "clone" of Unix. Since Linux runs a large portion of web servers, and [[Android]] is based on Linux, and [[iOS]] and [[OS X]] are based on Unix, there is a very heavy use of operating systems ultimately based on Unix.
 The name Unix is trademarked, originally by AT&T and currently by industry standards group The Open Group. Only operating systems meeting that group's standards can officially call themselves "Unix", though many other systems are unofficially referred to as "Unix-like".

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-'''UNIX''' is a highly-influential operating system originally created at Bell Laboratories in 1969 for DEC minicomputers, and later ported to many system architectures in a huge number of versions from AT&T and others. It name was, perhaps, intended as a parody of [[Multics]]. Among the pervasive things introduced in UNIX are the [[Unix time]] numeric timestamps counting seconds since 1970, and the [[C]] programming language (which spawned numerous other programming languages and influenced the syntax of many others). The currently-popular [[Linux]] operating system was created as an open-source "clone" of UNIX.
+'''Unix''' is a highly-influential operating system originally created at Bell Laboratories in 1969 for DEC minicomputers, and later ported to many system architectures in a huge number of versions from AT&T and others. It name was, perhaps, intended as a parody of [[Multics]]. Among the pervasive things introduced in UNIX are the [[Unix time]] numeric timestamps counting seconds since 1970, and the [[C]] programming language (which spawned numerous other programming languages and influenced the syntax of many others). The currently-popular [[Linux]] operating system was created as an open-source "clone" of UNIX.
 == Links ==
-* [[Wikipedia:UNIX|Wikipedia article]]
+* [[Wikipedia:Unix|Wikipedia article]]
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