[BLU/Officers] BLU talk on State of the UNIX Family"?

[John Abreau]

It's been a long time since we last had a talk involving non-Linux topics.

It might be interesting to have a meeting regarding the state of UNIX in
today's world. I imagine many traditional UNIXes may be moribund at this
point, but a historical overview might be interesting.

1. What traditional UNIXes are still in active use and/or being actively
developed?

2. "Whatever happened to the <n> operating system", where <n> is one of
        { BSD, Solaris, HP-UX, AIX, Darwin, HURD, AT&T Plan9, SGI Unix, ...
}

Any thoughts on where we might find either a speaker to give an general
overview, or perhaps separate speakers for each OS?

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