2ukenkerl wrote:
Team Unix (Linux) <<<< THE CURRENT PREEMINENT, REWRITTEN, NEAR FULLY COMPATIBLE, USED ALMOST EVERYWHERE version of UNIX!
Team Unix (MacOS) <<<< A copy of LINUX effectively
Linux is unix-like, but not an Unix. Also,
GNU is
Not
Unix - ya literally have that in it's acronym :>
And how MacOS is copy of Linux?
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Team Unix (BSD) <<<<<A copy of UNIX It HAS now been upgraded, especially with GNU software
BSDs use BSD userland, there's basically no GNU goin' on there (maybe GCC on Net- and OpenBSD). GNU software is generally frowned upon in BSD circles, primarily due to GPL and FSF's weirdness
kokopelli wrote:
Even today, I use a command line in a UNIX shell more than I use windowing environments (not to be confused with any Microsoft product) for anything other than running xterm. I have computers that are capable of running a windowing environment, but have never ran one on them.
Heh, same here. It's just superior way of doing things.
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