<ul><li>Unix was created in 1969 with portability, multitasking, and multi-user capabilities as its core principles.</li><li>Various institutions and corporations developed their own Unix variants, leading to fragmentation but also significant innovation.</li><li>The open-source movement in the 1990s resulted in the development of the Linux kernel, which democratized operating system development.</li><li>Ubuntu, a popular Linux distribution known for its accessibility and ease of use, emerged in 2004.</li></ul>

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