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In 1991, the BSD's as we know them today didn't exist. 386BSD - 1992 FreeBSD - 1993 NetBSD - 1993 OpenBSD - 1996 There were also ongoing lawsuits conc
by nineteen999 8y ago
In 1991, the BSD's as we know them today didn't exist.
386BSD - 1992
FreeBSD - 1993
NetBSD - 1993
OpenBSD - 1996
There were also ongoing lawsuits concerning AT&T code:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/386BSD#History
I'm not 100% sure but from memory I don't believe the HURD (Mach-based) kernel was even bootable in 1991.
I didn't see bootable HURD releases till much later in the 1990's and they were notoriously unstable.