Hi there guys,
I'm doing an essay (actually a 15,000 word paper) as my final year project for my degree.
I'm trying to get as much detail as i can about the history of Linux. I allready now quite a bit about it but now i'm trying to find a suitable family tree which portrays the historic path of unix, bsd, linux, minix, ect...
On wikipedia they have a family tree example but i believe allthough it is very full it doesn't reallty show enough of the linux distrobutions. It also doesn't show that Minix was the initial idea of the Linux branch.
Do any of you guys have any ideas on where i can find some sort of family tree for linux, hopefully including of few of the more popular distro types, e.g. debian, suse, redhat, ect...
Cheers in advance
P.s. Just to keep your minds ticking my title for my paper will be something along the lines of;
"Just how beneficial is Linux to 3rd World countries?" (hopefully the short title will allow me to cover a huge scope of topics, and decididng the title at the end will hopefully make things easier for me)
p.p.s Have found THIS but it's a tad over complicated (actually, it's far too rammed full, even if it would look good as a poster on my wall, hmmm, getting ideas for that A1 printer at work now)
I'm doing an essay (actually a 15,000 word paper) as my final year project for my degree.
I'm trying to get as much detail as i can about the history of Linux. I allready now quite a bit about it but now i'm trying to find a suitable family tree which portrays the historic path of unix, bsd, linux, minix, ect...
On wikipedia they have a family tree example but i believe allthough it is very full it doesn't reallty show enough of the linux distrobutions. It also doesn't show that Minix was the initial idea of the Linux branch.
Do any of you guys have any ideas on where i can find some sort of family tree for linux, hopefully including of few of the more popular distro types, e.g. debian, suse, redhat, ect...
Cheers in advance
P.s. Just to keep your minds ticking my title for my paper will be something along the lines of;
"Just how beneficial is Linux to 3rd World countries?" (hopefully the short title will allow me to cover a huge scope of topics, and decididng the title at the end will hopefully make things easier for me)
p.p.s Have found THIS but it's a tad over complicated (actually, it's far too rammed full, even if it would look good as a poster on my wall, hmmm, getting ideas for that A1 printer at work now)
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