Who wouldn’t want to run a UNIX-like operating system on their NES or Famicom? Although there’s arguably no practical reason for doing so, [decrazyo] has cobbled together a working port of ...

A recent video from modder "decrazyo" documents how he converted an operating system resembling Linux ... it proves that the NES can run a Unix-style OS. It was tested on an NES emulator running ...

In addition, Unix applications generally require a fairly small amount of physical memory to run, thanks to the operating system's efficient use of virtual memory. Unix's virtual memory ...

That appeared a seeming advantage as Unix has not traditionally been an operating system that many IT managers chose to run on underpowered Intel chips. Corporate reluctance began melting away in ...

Almost all tablets and smartphones now run some variant of Unix ... But my gut feel for this is that Unix is indeed the world's most successful operating system ever. 900 million concurrent ...

have a newly ported potential operating system to work with called Fuzix, a Unix-like OS for small things. "So you can now run Unix on a $4 microcontroller," said Raspberry Pi in its blog post ...

the Unix operating system (trademarked as UNIX) originated at Bell Labs where it initially was only intended for internal use to make writing and running code for systems like the PDP-11 easier.