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From an technical standpoint, there is little difference. The difference is mainly philosophical. Linux was created as a free and open source operating system kernel. Unix is a proprietary specification for operating systems, and most implementations are closed-source.

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  • What are the differences between Unix and Linux
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  • From an technical standpoint, there is little difference. The difference is mainly philosophical. Linux was created as a free and open source operating system kernel. Unix is a proprietary specification for operating systems, and most implementations are closed-source.
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  • From an technical standpoint, there is little difference. The difference is mainly philosophical. Linux was created as a free and open source operating system kernel. Unix is a proprietary specification for operating systems, and most implementations are closed-source.
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