Operating system

BSD

Type	Unix-like operating system, operating system
Based on	Berkeley Software Distribution

Programming languages · 22

Language	Paradigms	First appeared	Developer
C shell	—	1978	Bill Joy
Chez Scheme	—	1985	Cadence Research Systems, Cisco
Chibi Scheme	—	—	Alex Shinn
Gambit	—	—	—
Gauche	—	—	—
Gforth	—	1992	GNU Project
GNU Awk	—	1986	GNU Project
GNU Guile	—	1993	GNU Project
GNU Prolog	constraint logic programming	1996	GNU Project
GnuCOBOL	—	2002	GNU Project
Jim Tcl	—	—	—
Julia	—	—	—
KornShell	—	1983	David Korn
MIT/GNU Scheme	—	—	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
NekoVM	object-oriented programming, structured programming, prototype-based programming	2005	Shiro Games, Motion Twin
OpenJDK	—	2007	OpenJDK Community, Oracle Corporation, Sun Microsystems
R	reflective programming, object-oriented programming, array programming, imperative programming, functional programming, procedural programming	1993	—
Ruby	reflective programming, functional programming, imperative programming, object-oriented programming	1995	Yukihiro Matsumoto
SurgeScript	—	2018	—
SWI-Prolog	—	1987	Jan Wielemaker
TclX	—	—	Mark Diekhans, Karl Lehenbauer
V	structured programming, functional programming, imperative programming	2019	—

Operating system	Developer	First release	License
386BSD	William Jolitz, Lynne Jolitz	1992	BSD licenses
Berkeley Software Distribution	University of California, Berkeley	—	BSD licenses
BridgeOS	Apple Inc.	—	proprietary license
Darwin	Apple Inc.	2000	Apple Public Source License
DesktopBSD	—	—	BSD licenses
DragonFly BSD	Matthew Dillon	2003	BSD licenses
FreeBSD	—	1993	2-clause BSD License
FuryBSD	—	2019	BSD licenses
GhostBSD	—	2009	GNU General Public License, 2-clause BSD License
LibertyBSD	—	—	permissive free software license
M0n0wall	—	—	BSD licenses
NetBSD	—	1993	BSD licenses
NeXTSTEP	NeXT	—	proprietary license
OpenBSD	OpenBSD Project, Theo de Raadt	—	ISC license
OPENSTEP	—	—	—
TrueOS	IXsystems, Kris Moore	2006	BSD licenses
VisionOS	Apple Inc.	—	—