What is Unix and why does it matter? Operating System OS Explained, History, Unix vs Linux, etc.

Learn about Unix, get a basic overview, its history, how it relates to today, and more!

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[Cypeq]

Great video i still don't know what unix is.

[indicgamer]

underatted video, deserves more views

[TeXplaiNIT]

Hi all - it's been a while since the last upload, great to be back. Enjoy this layman's explanation of a castrated operating system! haha

[johnelectric]

I know this is old, but if you look at the code in the original DOS, they stole a lot including loadable drivers. There is even a residual variable instance counter as a hook for multi-user.

[microsnail]

Just started learning about all this stuff well after college since I am looking to change careers and explore my interest in programming. Really appreciate this video!!

[navrade]

Easy-to-understand visuals, clear-cut explanations, a solid overview of the history, and some banger music. High-quality content in my book.

Studying for a system-level programming midterm, but will check out your other videos afterward!

[Adrian-refh]

Great video, it really resumes very well how we evolved with Unix operating system.

[YoungThos]

Just watched this video on a lightweight RISC Unix machine known as an iPad

[todessehnsucht]

I know that it is an OS but I find it hard to visualize it. Like, OK, it is an operating system, but what about graphics and what not? I mean, what it >>looked<< like? When people were sitting in front of a computer with Unix as the OS, what were they looking at? GUI and whatnot...

[AshleyAlmontedeluna]

This is a great and informative video I am watching this to learn and understand more about coding and the lures of everything great video man keep the good work

[paulk]

1:22 Ken Thompson circa 1970: "I'm doing an operating system (just a hobby, won't be big and professional like multics) for PDP-7."

[aayuradityasaraswat]

Best unix video i have come visualisation bro...well done

[Luxxinator]

Great video! I‘m reading a book about Linux right now and a part of it is the history of Unix and this video really helped me understand it better. :D

[mahatmawisesa]

very cool explanation! this channel should deserve more subscribers

[cynthiavictoria]

A very wonderful and interesting explanation.

[azrap]

Watching this in 2022, and the clock at 0:27 got me wide eyed

[richardbennett]

Not only is the mach kernel of Nextstep, Openstep, and macOS, obviously, since macOS version 10 and following came from Nextstep, but macOS IS a Unix operating system, and has been such since certified by The Open Group, who owns the Unix trademark, as far back as 2008 or 2011.

[GodEmperorSuperStar]

3:00 Eight Edition UNIX (UNIX v8) is in the wrong place on that tree. Rob Pike wrote that the history of UNIX leaves out Bell Labs research UNIX after version 7 as if it never happened. Did you know that Dennis Ritchie wrote symbolic links for UNIX v8 and his code was added to BSD? Did you know that there was a Datakit based network called XUNET that was contemporaneous with the ARPANET and XUNET connected Bell Labs with the University of California at Berkeley (UCB) where BSD came from?

[wnxmjzr]

this is a powerful video anyone can watch it #softwarelegit

[Stopinvadingmyhardware]

It’s responsible for half of the phones on the planet, and the grand daddy of the other half.