The Complete History of Unix: From MULTICS to System V

Discover the origins and evolution of Unix, one of the most influential operating systems in computing history. This video traces Unix's journey, starting with the MULTICS project in the 1960s, led by General Electric, AT&T Bell Labs, and MIT. Learn how Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie developed Unix, introduced groundbreaking features like multiuser and multitasking, and rewrote it in the C programming language. We also cover the rise of Berkeley's BSD Unix, AT&T's System V, and the competing standards that shaped Unix into the powerful system it is today. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more tech history content! #techwiderockacademy Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction 01:20 - Late 1960s: Beginning of Unix History 02:03 - 1969: Unix Development 02:23 - Key Features of Unix 02:40 - 1973: Unix Rewritten in C 03:00 - Early Unix Distribution 03:18 - 1975: Berkeley’s BSD Unix 03:36 - 1983: AT&T and Berkeley Versions 04:04 - Mid-1980s: Competing Unix Standards