Bill Joy

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  As one of the creators of Berkeley Unix, Bill Joy knows a thing or two about ... Bill Joy: It?s actually less.

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  Lecture by Bill Joy
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  Bill Joy, famed developer of Berkeley UNIX in the early 80's speaks at MIT on The Six Webs, 10 Years On.The talk is linked to the Introduction module.

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  Sun Microsystems was created by people taken directly from Berkeley itself (notably Bill Joy, responsible for the development of csh, the vi editor, and 4BSD's VM support), and is very compatible with BSD on their 680x0-based systems.Sun is a special case, however, because they are working toward complete BSD/SysV compatibility.Another interesting oddity is Pyramid, because of their dual-universe port of both System V and BSD into a single system for their RISC-based hardware; you can pick what kind of system you'd like to see on the fly with Pyramid's system, known as OSx, currently in release as OSx 4.1. Ultrix is DEC's name for the version of the BSD UNIX system which they distribute and support on VAXen.Also Ultrix-11 on PDP-11s.
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  A screen-oriented editor written originally by Bill Joy when Berkeley, now also supported by AT&T under System V. - emacs:
  
  Any of a large set of screen editors, whose lineage stretches back to Stallman's original TWENEX EMACS.Emacs has transmogrified with many people into CCA Emacs, Gosling's Emacs, GNU Emacs (Stallman returns), MicroEmacs, JOVE, MicroGNUEmacs, and others. - pcc:
  
  The Portable C Compiler.A fairly simple but well- intentioned attempt at a general C compiler.The standard compiler on many UNIX systems. - yacc/lex:
  
  Two programs used for creating compilers (yacc, for Yet Another Compiler-Compiler) and lexical analyzers (lex). - ed:
  
  The original line-oriented editor on UNIX systems.If you don't know this editor, LEARN IT, at least its basics.You can go to any UNIX system and be marginally comfortable if you can edit with ed. - sed:

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  At the same time, Bill Joy of the University of California at Berkeley (and later Sun Microsystems) and others were working on Berkeley Unix and developing the BSD License in order to further the goal of "Easy Collaboration".

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  - csh The C Shell, written by Bill Joy for BSD in Berkeley.

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  Bill Joy's document

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  Bill Joy
  
  Berkeley

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  2-0A56C5A124F50778 Bill Joy, of UNIX, SPARC and Java fame, is the main voice of what Garreau describes as the "Hell Scenario," in which we simply lack the social and political discipline to keep our technological advances under control and are likely to end u ... Englishevolutionmiscellaneous/vegyesphilosophyscience/tudomￃﾡny

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  Bill Joy's "Why the future doesn't need us."
  
  Bill Joy, of UNIX, SPARC and Java fame, is the main voice of what Garreau describes as the "Hell Scenario," in which we simply lack the social and political discipline to keep our technological advances under control and are likely to end up destroying everything.In this 2000 essay for Wired Magazine, Joy reviews his technology credentials to emphasize the objectivity of his growing alarm at the silence among scientists over the ethical implications of their work particularly now that we've rounded the "knee of the curve" in the exponential acceleration of technology.

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  Bill Joy with BSD because it had "built-in TCP" (1982).

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