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linux历史（Linux history） This article is contributed by chanuei Pdf documents may experience poor browsing on the WAP side. It is recommended that you first select TXT, or download the source file to the local view. The history of the Linux - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Linux history Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Historically, the Linux operating system kernel was characterized by its continuous development. Its source code has been extended from several C language files published in 1991 to the 290MB source file in 2007, and the release license has been released from commercial release to GPL under the common public license. [1] Catalog The birth name of 1234567 Linux the origin of the origin of GNU GPL under Linux GNU/Linux naming controversy the official mascots of the new development of 7.1 kernel 7.2 community 7.3 open source development lab and the Linux foundation 7.4 8 debate over the Linux 8.1 Linux is outdated 8.2 against open source file publication 8.3 competition from Microsoft 8.4 SCO 8.5 the name of the 8.6 trademark trademark 9 chronology 10 see also 11 reference 12 external links origin The Unix operating system was conceived, completed and implemented in 1960s and first released in 1970. Because of its high availability and portability, it has been widely adopted, copied and modified by academic institutions and industrial and commercial enterprises. Its design has a great impact on the writers of other systems. In 1983, Richard Stallman created the GNU program aimed at creating a free software, class Unix, and POSIX compatible operating system. As part of the plan, he wrote the GNU general public license (GPL). At the beginning of 1990s, there was enough software to create a complete operating system. However, the GNU kernel, GNU Hurd, failed to fully attract developers; this led to the failure of GNU to complete. 1 of 8 The history of the Linux - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia In 1980s, there was another project on the free operating syst