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== UNIX today ==
Now, in
The rise of small, simple, low-cost, low-power basic laptop computers for $300 or less with ARM chips such as entry level Chromebooks and the certain high end ARM computers continues to make inroads in the consumer market. Additionally many educational boards such as the Raspberry Pi are frequently configured to run Linux, though by no means is it always the sole option. Add on to that a number of consumer multimedia devices, household robots, internet of things devices, etc. finding their way into the household, and Unix has quietly made Unix and Linux one of the most common operating systems around the home.
In addition to netbooks, other portable and consumer devices nowadays often contain some code from UNIX or UNIX-like operating systems
* Apple's Darwin, the core of [[MacOS]] for desktop and laptop, as well as the core for iOS, used on the iPhone, Apple TV, and iPad.
* Google's Android operating system, contains a fork of the Linux kernel at its core.
* Googles Chrome OS, also based on Linux.
* The [[PlayStation 4]] and [[PlayStation 5]] use a highly customized BSD under the hood.
* Valve's Steam Deck runs Linux.
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