4.1BSD

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4.1BSD is an early version of the Berkeley Software Distribution of Unix that introduced significant improvements in performance, networking, and system utilities, influencing later Unix and BSD derivatives.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Berkeley Software Distribution
Unix operating system
computer operating system version
basedOn 4BSD NERFINISHED
codename 4.1BSD NERFINISHED
developedAt University of California, Berkeley NERFINISHED
developer Computer Systems Research Group NERFINISHED
University of California, Berkeley NERFINISHED
distributionModel source code distribution to Unix licensees
follows 4BSD
genre multitasking operating system
multiuser operating system
hasPart C compiler
Unix shell NERFINISHED
standard Unix utilities
historicalPeriod early BSD Unix era
influenced 4.2BSD NERFINISHED
4.3BSD NERFINISHED
Unix derivatives NERFINISHED
later BSD derivatives
introducedFeature enhanced virtual memory performance
improved system utilities
kernel performance tuning
performance improvements over 4BSD
kernelType monolithic kernel
license proprietary Unix license from AT&T
majorRelease early 1980s
notableFor being an early Berkeley Unix release
laying groundwork for BSD networking developments
operatingSystemFamily BSD NERFINISHED
Unix NERFINISHED
partOf Berkeley Software Distribution series NERFINISHED
platform PDP-11 NERFINISHED
VAX NERFINISHED
precedes 4.2BSD NERFINISHED
programmingLanguage C
assembly language
releaseDate 1981
sourceModel proprietary with source available
status historical, no longer maintained
supports C programming environment
multiuser access
time-sharing
targetAudience academic institutions
research laboratories
technical computing users

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BSD hasVariant 4.1BSD