Berkeley System

The Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD) system is a version of the Unix operating system developed at the University of California, Berkeley. It provides a robust and secure platform for servers, desktops, and networking, featuring advanced networking capabilities, security, and open-source software. BSD is known for its stability, performance, and licensing that allows free use and modification. Many modern operating systems, including parts of macOS and various Linux distributions, incorporate BSD components, making it a foundational element in the Unix-like OS ecosystem.