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 Definitions for Xenix: The Free On-line Dictionary of Computing (27 SEP 03)
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XENIX
A commercial version of Unix for
microprocessor-based computers, released by Microsoft in
1980. In 1992, SCO became Microsoft's co-development partner
and the alternate source for the product.
(1999-12-07)
Related SitesXenix - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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UNIX Xenix information
Additional information and help with the Xenix a UNIX variant. ... Therefore Microsoft created the name Xenix. ... See SCO for SCO Xenix ...
SCO History
SCO produced XENIX, an Intel 8088 port of AT&T Unix System III with some BSD ... SCO made an agreement with Microsoft to license XENIX in 1987. ...
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