Unix is a network standard for connecting desktop computers into local area networks that enabled the widespread adoption of client/server computing and local area networks and further stimulated the adoption of personal computers.

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Unix is an operating system, not a network standard. It was developed in the 1970s and is known for its multitasking and multiuser capabilities, not for connecting desktop computers into local area networks.

Unix Is a Network Standard for Connecting Desktop Computers into Local