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    X11, Apache or TeX are not part of Unix, they just run under it.

X11 has been part of most Unix systems since 1990 or before.  TeX was
not commonly included in Unix systems, and neither of course was any
web browser (those appeared too recently), but they are normal parts
of the GNU/Linux system nowadays.