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	<legacy_id>444</legacy_id>
	<term>Unix</term>
	<definition><p>An operating system originally created at AT&amp;T. Unix runs on a variety of hardware and exists in many versions and varieties.</p>
<p></p>
<p>(For purposes of the LiveCode documentation, Linux is considered a variety of Unix. Your geekage may vary.)</p></definition>
	<categories>
	 	<category>The System Environment</category>
	</categories>
	<synonyms>
	 	<synonym>Unices</synonym>
	 	<synonym>Unixes</synonym>
	 	<synonym>Unices'</synonym>
	 	<synonym>Unixes'</synonym>
	 	<synonym>Linux</synonym>
	 	<synonym>Linuxes</synonym>
	 	<synonym>Linux's</synonym>
	 	<synonym>Unix</synonym>
	 	<synonym>Unix's</synonym>
	 	<synonym>Unix system</synonym>
	 	<synonym>Unix systems</synonym>
	 	<synonym>Unix system's</synonym>
	 	<synonym>Unix systems'</synonym>
	</synonyms>
</doc>