He used feature name linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, TrustedBsd, NetBSD and Illumos.
Re: FreeBSD
By: Grease to All on Mon Nov 04 2019 09:59 am
Funny, I ran into the same article on hacker news. I remember when Linux was considered "UNIX-like", now I suppose everything else is "Linux-like".
Now windows has linux in it, and OS/2 had Windows in it. Lines are getting blurred all the time.
Re: FreeBSD
By: Grease to poindexter FORTRAN on Tue Nov 05 2019 09:35 am
I'm not sure if the graphical interface works in the Linux that's in Windows now, but if so, it might be fun to try to run a Windows app on Wine on the Linux subsystem in Windows.
Re: FreeBSD
By: Grease to poindexter FORTRAN on Tue Nov 05 2019 09:35 am
Now windows has linux in it, and OS/2 had Windows in it. Lines are
getting blurred all the time.
I'm not sure if the graphical interface works in the Linux that's in Windows now, but if so, it might be fun to try to run a Windows app on Wine on the Linux subsystem in Windows.
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