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Technically, all the BSDs are distributions. That's what the "D" in BSD stands for. Historically they were distros of UNIX. Edit: typos
by fooblat 6y ago
Technically, all the BSDs are distributions. That's what the "D" in BSD stands for. Historically they were distros of UNIX.
Edit: typos
- yjftsjthsd-h 6y agoTechnically yes that is in the name, but it's like a "cellphone" being a small computer that may or may not make phone calls; BSD was indeed a distro (or at least patchset) on top of Unix™, but modern BSDs aren't distros in that sense.