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The 17 pages that link to Unix, each with the reason it gives.

• Bell LabsBroader topic: Bell Labs researchers developed Unix, whose design shaped operating systems and programming practice.

• Operating systemNarrower topic: UNIX is a foundational system family whose ideas and descendants shaped many modern operating systems.

• C (programming language)Related: C was developed to rewrite Unix and became closely associated with the system’s portability.

• LinuxNarrower topic: Linux adopted Unix-like interfaces and design ideas without deriving its kernel from Unix source code.

• Richard StallmanRelated: GNU aimed to recreate Unix’s useful design while making every component free software.

• GNU ProjectRelated: GNU adopted Unix’s broad system design while aiming to replace its proprietary implementations.

• Time-sharingBroader topic: Unix carried time-sharing principles into a portable operating system family.

• Free softwareCompared with: GNU set out to build a free system compatible with Unix’s design.

• LinkerNarrower topic: Unix toolchains helped establish the familiar compiler, object-file, and linker workflow.

• Free software movementRelated: GNU set out to build a free operating system compatible with Unix.

• Dennis RitchieRelated: Ritchie co-developed Unix, whose design and implementation were closely tied to C.

• Ken ThompsonRelated: Thompson co-created Unix with Dennis Ritchie and helped establish its design.

• RoguelikeRelated: Rogue was developed for UNIX systems and circulated through their academic networks.

• POSIXNarrower topic: POSIX codifies interfaces associated with Unix systems but does not define one operating system.

• Linus TorvaldsNarrower topic: Linux inherited Unix-like interfaces and design ideas without deriving its kernel code from Unix.

• Bram MoolenaarRelated: The vi tradition Moolenaar adapted originated in Unix environments.

• Unix-likeNarrower topic: Unix is the historical model whose interfaces and design principles Unix-like systems emulate.