21 Sep
2017
21 Sep
'17
4:01 p.m.
This question is motivated by the posters for whom FreeBSD is not Unix
enough :-)
Probably the best known contribution of the Berkeley branch of Unix is
the sockets API for IP networking. But today, if for no other reason
than the X/Open group of standards, sockets are the preferred networking
API everywhere, even on true AT&T derived UNIX variants. So they must
have been merged back at some point, or reimplemented. My question is,
when and how did that happen?
And if there isn't a simple answer because it happened at different
times and in different ways for each variant, all the better :-)
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