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Where is BSD? BSD Help forum discussing all BSD based operating systems including FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, and more. BSD refers to the distribution of UNIX originally developed by the University of California at Berkeley.

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Where is BSD?
I hear a lot about FreeBSD and I am wanting to look into getting FreeBSD or another *BSD. Where can I find a place to get FreeBSD?
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Old December 7th, 2001, 07:34 AM
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Argh, we are in the internet age, did you hear of the race for domain names? Hope so ...
Why don't you go with some obvious ideas like www.freebsd.org ?
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Old December 7th, 2001, 10:41 AM
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ok, then where can I find UNIX?
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Unix does not "exist", do you prefer HP-UX, AIX, Linux, OpenUNIX .... ?
BTW did you find FreeBSD?
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yes... sorry if I sounded rude but I did find FreeBSD and I should of known better.

I just found OpenUNIX at http://www.sco.com/ and I have ordered it.
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muzzy, please use the google.com and you will find what you are looking for in no time.
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I'm sorry, but openunix is one of the worst around (look at www.dhbrown.com ).
If you are starting from zero you could try Sun Solaris, which is the highest rated, available for Sparc and x86, and has a free download for non commercial use (it has also Gnome).
About being rude ... it's ok but remember that anyone out here is helping voluntarily and so we should all be kind, try on our own and then post.
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<chuckles imagining the non-existent "UNIX" floating around in the non-existent ether(net) cloud>
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