Berkeley Software Distribution
The Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD), also known as Berkeley Unix or BSD Unix, is a discontinued Unix operating system developed and distributed by the Computer Systems Research Group (CSRG) at the University of California, Berkeley, beginning in 1978. It began as an improved derivative of AT&T's original Unix that was developed at Bell Labs, based on the source code but over time diverging into its own code. BSD would become a pioneer in the advancement of Unix and computing.[1]
Distributions
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Applications
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- Ansible
- Apache
- Berkeley DB
- BIND
- checkmk
- Chef InSpec
- Chrony
- CUPS
- Docker
- Dovecot
- FFmpeg
- Git
- GNU Privacy Guard
- GNU Zip
- GnuCash
- GnuTLS
- Icinga
- ISC DHCP
- John the Ripper
- LibreOffice
- LibreSSL
- Lynis
- MariaDB
- Munin
- MySQL
- Nagios
- Nginx
- Nmap
- ntp
- OCS Inventory NG
- OpenLDAP
- OpenSMTPD
- OpenSSH
- OpenSSL
- OpenVAS
- osquery
- Pandoc
- Pluggable Authentication Modules
- Postfix
- PostgreSQL
- rsyslog
- rxvt
- Samba
- Scribus
- Snort
- SoX
- SQLite
- Syncthing
- syslog-ng
- TeX Live
- VLC Media Player
- Wine
- WireGuard
- Wireshark
- ZMap
Shell Commands
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- acme.sh
- aria2
- at
- atd
- awk
- badblocks
- basename
- bashdb
- bc
- caddy
- cat
- certbot
- chage
- chmod
- chown
- chroot
- chsh
- clear
- cp
- cpio
- cron
- csvs-to-sqlite
- curl
- cut
- date
- dd
- df
- diff
- direnv
- dirname
- dnsmasq
- dog
- du
- env
- expand
- eza
- fcron
- fdisk
- fetchmail
- figlet
- find
- flock
- fmt
- free
- ftp
- getent
- getmail
- grep
- grype
- head
- iconv
- ifstat
- iperf
- jq
- kill
- killall
- ldd
- ln
- logger
- logrotate
- ls
- make
- mkdir
- mpstat
- mv
- numfmt
- nvim
- parallel
- passwd
- pdfgrep
- pgrep
- procmail
- procs
- ps
- qrencode
- rclone
- readlink
- rm
- script
- sed
- shellcheck
- shred
- shuf
- shutdown
- sort
- srm
- starship
- stunnel
- sudo
- swaks
- tail
- telnet
- time
- tr
- tree
- tspin
- unison
- vim
- vsftpd
- w
- watch
- wc
- wget
- xargs
- xinetd
- yq
- yt-dlp
File Systems
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References
- ↑ Wikipedia contributors. "Berkeley Software Distribution." Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley_Software_Distribution (accessed 26.02.2025)