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MattF: Add wikilinks

2024-08-27T04:33:12Z

Add wikilinks

Netzhack: Added Darwin.

2023-03-12T05:15:06Z

Added Darwin.

Aximili: Add wikipedia link

2020-01-27T06:54:25Z

Add wikipedia link

Aximili: Changes to categories

2020-01-27T05:41:28Z

Changes to categories

Jayt: typo

2006-09-24T13:45:47Z

typo

Kernigh: Two paragraphs for BSD!

2006-09-24T13:27:18Z

Two paragraphs for BSD!

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'''BSD''' is an acronym for ''Berkeley Software Distribution'', a flavor of [[Unix]] operating system that reigned in the 1970s and 1980s. Today, the term '''BSD''' (or ''*BSD'') refers to one of its modern derivatives: usually [[FreeBSD]], [[NetBSD]] or [[OpenBSD]]. To this day, NetBSD continues to custom of including Rogue, Hack and Larn in the system.

You can run [[NetHack]] on BSD, but the situation has changed so much since then that some will "#define SYSV" and "/* #define BSD */" in [[config.h]].

[[Category:Development]]

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-'''BSD''' is an acronym for ''Berkeley Software Distribution'', a flavor of [[Unix]] operating system that reigned in the 1970s and 1980s. Today, the term '''BSD''' (or ''*BSD'') refers to one of its modern derivatives: usually [[FreeBSD]], [[NetBSD]] or [[OpenBSD]]. To this day, NetBSD continues the custom of including Rogue, Hack and Larn in the system.
+'''BSD''' is an acronym for ''Berkeley Software Distribution'', a flavor of [[Unix]] operating system that reigned in the 1970s and 1980s. Today, the term '''BSD''' (or ''*BSD'') refers to one of its modern derivatives: usually [[FreeBSD]], [[NetBSD]] or [[OpenBSD]]. To this day, NetBSD continues the custom of including [[Rogue (game)|Rogue]], [[Hack 1.0.3|Hack]] and [[Larn]] in the system.
 You can run [[NetHack]] on BSD, but the situation has changed so much since then that some will "#define SYSV" and "/* #define BSD */" in [[config.h]].

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 '''BSD''' is an acronym for ''Berkeley Software Distribution'', a flavor of [[Unix]] operating system that reigned in the 1970s and 1980s. Today, the term '''BSD''' (or ''*BSD'') refers to one of its modern derivatives: usually [[FreeBSD]], [[NetBSD]] or [[OpenBSD]]. To this day, NetBSD continues the custom of including Rogue, Hack and Larn in the system.
 You can run [[NetHack]] on BSD, but the situation has changed so much since then that some will "#define SYSV" and "/* #define BSD */" in [[config.h]].
 [[Category:Operating systems]]

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	'''BSD''' is an acronym for ''Berkeley Software Distribution'', a flavor of [[Unix]] operating system that reigned in the 1970s and 1980s. Today, the term '''BSD''' (or ''*BSD'') refers to one of its modern derivatives: usually [[FreeBSD]], [[NetBSD]] or [[OpenBSD]]. To this day, NetBSD continues the custom of including Rogue, Hack and Larn in the system.		'''BSD''' is an acronym for ''Berkeley Software Distribution'', a flavor of [[Unix]] operating system that reigned in the 1970s and 1980s. Today, the term '''BSD''' (or ''*BSD'') refers to one of its modern derivatives: usually [[FreeBSD]], [[NetBSD]] or [[OpenBSD]]. To this day, NetBSD continues the custom of including Rogue, Hack and Larn in the system.

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	You can run [[NetHack]] on BSD, but the situation has changed so much since then that some will "#define SYSV" and "/* #define BSD */" in [[config.h]].		You can run [[NetHack]] on BSD, but the situation has changed so much since then that some will "#define SYSV" and "/* #define BSD */" in [[config.h]].

−	[[Category:~~Development~~]]	+	[[Category:Operating systems]]