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Michael Mrozek
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  1. I have heard that different distributions of Linux have the same Linux kernel up to that the Linux kernels may be in different versions.

    I was wondering if different distributions of Unix also share the same kernel up to different versions?

  2. By the way, what are some examples of various distributions of Unix? I only heard of BSD.

Thanks and regards!I have heard that different distributions of Linux have the same Linux kernel up to that the Linux kernels may be in different versions. Do different distributions of Unix also share the same kernel up to different versions? What are some examples of various distributions of Unix? I've only heard of BSD.

  1. I have heard that different distributions of Linux have the same Linux kernel up to that the Linux kernels may be in different versions.

    I was wondering if different distributions of Unix also share the same kernel up to different versions?

  2. By the way, what are some examples of various distributions of Unix? I only heard of BSD.

Thanks and regards!

I have heard that different distributions of Linux have the same Linux kernel up to that the Linux kernels may be in different versions. Do different distributions of Unix also share the same kernel up to different versions? What are some examples of various distributions of Unix? I've only heard of BSD.

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Tim
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Kernels of different distributions of Unix and of Linux

  1. I have heard that different distributions of Linux have the same Linux kernel up to that the Linux kernels may be in different versions.

    I was wondering if different distributions of Unix also share the same kernel up to different versions?

  2. By the way, what are some examples of various distributions of Unix? I only heard of BSD.

Thanks and regards!