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SunOS Superseded

SunOS
KindOperating system
Appeared1982
StatusSuperseded
CreatorSun Microsystems
FamilyUnix
PlatformMotorola 68k → SPARC

Sun's BSD-based Unix — NFS, NIS, and the workstation era's backbone; renamed Solaris when it went System V.

Descended from Research Unix BSD
Succeeded by Solaris
Created by Sun Microsystems
Descendants Solaris

Bill Joy's SunOS (1982) — BSD Unix with Sun's own networking stack — shipped on the first Sun-1. NFS (1984) made file servers real; NIS made the network administrable; 'the network is the computer' became the product.\n\nSunOS 4 was the last BSD-based release; SunOS 5 (1992) was renamed Solaris and switched to SVR4.