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BSD is a generic name which describes several operating systems, FreeBSD, OpenBSD and NetBSD. All three operating systems are code-descended from the Berkeley Software Distribution version of the UNIX operating system, which is itself descended from Bell Labs' original UNIX.

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	'''BSD''' is a generic name which describes several operating systems, [[wp:FreeBSD\|FreeBSD]], [[wp:OpenBSD\|OpenBSD]] and [[wp:NetBSD\|NetBSD]]. All three operating systems are code-descended from the Berkeley Software Distribution version of the [[UNIX]] operating system, which is itself descended from Bell Labs' original UNIX.		'''BSD''' is a generic name which describes several operating systems, [[wp:FreeBSD\|FreeBSD]], [[wp:OpenBSD\|OpenBSD]] and [[wp:NetBSD\|NetBSD]]. All three operating systems are code-descended from the Berkeley Software Distribution version of the [[UNIX]] operating system, which is itself descended from [[Bell Labs]]' original UNIX.