I started reading the Unix history page that I referenced earlier (http://www.english.uga.edu/hc/unixhistoryrev.html) and toward the bottom is a "Unix Versions Tree" showing (roughly) how Unix has evolved into some of the different versions we see today.  I wonder, however, how HP-UX fits in...  Any ideas?

Thanks,

Art Frank
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>>> Jim Phillips <[log in to unmask]> 06/11/01 08:55AM >>>
O most knowledgeable listers!

A friend of mine asked me what U-N-I-X stands for, if anything.  I'm at a
loss.  Does anyone know if U-N-I-X is an acronym or a made-up word or what?

Thanks,

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