Berkeley 86 is a significant historic project in the context of computer science and software development, particularly associated with the Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD) of the Unix operating system. In 1986, the University of California, Berkeley, released the 4.3BSD Unix version, which included various enhancements and new features over previous versions. Berkeley 86 specifically refers to the environment and software stack produced by researchers and developers at UC Berkeley during that era.
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