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1 comments:
This is nice (simplified) but nice.
It's missing some of the slightly divergent flavors such as Ultrix (DEC), OSF, I think the UnixWare branch should show it was "AT&T/USL/UnixWare/Novell/SCO".
I think IRIX is a good bit older than what's shown there.
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