BSDjärjestelmien
BSDjärjestelmien, often referred to as BSD systems, represents a family of Unix-like operating systems that originated from the Berkeley Software Distribution. This distribution was developed at the University of California, Berkeley, starting in the 1970s. Key characteristics of BSD systems include their robust networking capabilities, strong emphasis on stability, and a permissive licensing model that has allowed for widespread adoption and modification.
The original BSD was a significant influence on the development of modern computing, introducing many features