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- Abstract machine
- Abstraction layer
- Application programming interface
- Artificial intelligence
- AWK
- Bourne shell
- Bytecode
- C standard library
- Cache coherence
- Call stack
- Callback (computer programming)
- Central processing unit
- Class-based programming
- Clock rate
- Command-line interface
- Compile time
- Compiler
- Compiler optimization
- Component-based software engineering
- Computer file
- Computer multitasking
- Concurrent computing
- Concurrent Versions System
- Context (computing)
- Context switch
- Copy-on-write
- Counter machine
- Cross compiler
- Digital image processing
- Dynamic cast
- Dynamic dispatch
- Dynamic program analysis
- Emacs
- Environment variable
- Exec (operating system)
- Executable
- FaceTime
- File system
- Filesystem in Userspace
- Flow-based programming
- Fork (operating system)
- Function-level programming
- Functional programming
- Glob (programming)
- GNU Compiler Collection
- GNU Debugger
- Grep
- Gzip
- High-level programming language
- IMovie
- Imperative programming
- Inode
- Instruction pipeline
- Intermediate language
- Interpreter (computing)
- Interrupt handler
- ISight
- Just-in-time compilation
- Kernel (computing)
- Kill (command)
- Korn shell
- Language binding
- Library (computing)
- Link time
- Lint (software)
- Linux
- Lisp (programming language)
- List of machine learning algorithms
- List of Unix utilities
- Loadable kernel module
- Loader (computing)
- Loop device
- Machine learning
- Machine vision
- Manifest typing
- Memory leak
- Memory management unit
- Monitor (synchronization)
- Multics
- Multiprocessing
- Multiprogramming
- Multithreading (computer architecture)
- Mutual exclusion
- Name binding
- Objective-C
- Operating system
- Optical character recognition
- Perl
- Perl language structure
- Pipeline programming
- Pointer machine
- POSIX
- Privilege escalation
- Procedural programming
- Process (computing)
- Process group
- Process identifier
- Programming language
- Prototype-based programming
- Random access machine
- Recursion (computer science)
- Reentrant (computing)
- Reflection (computer programming)
- Register machine
- Regular expression
- Relocatable Object Module Format
- Run time (computing)
- Runtime library
- Scripting language
- Sed
- Shebang (Unix)
- Shell script
- Signal (computing)
- Single UNIX Specification
- Software architecture
- Solid-state drive
- Splint (programming tool)
- Static program analysis
- Strong typing
- Structured programming
- Superscalar
- Superuser
- Syntax (programming languages)
- System call
- Thread (computer science)
- Tsort (Unix)
- Type inference
- Type safety
- Type system
- Unix
- Unix shell
- Unix-like
- Valgrind
- Value-level programming
- Video tracking
- Virtual machine
- Weak typing
- X86 assembly language
- X86 calling conventions
- X86 instruction listings