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Created page with "{{Short description|Operating systems similar to Unix}} '''Unix-like''' systems are operating systems that behave similarly to the Unix operating system. They may share architectural design, functionality, and command-line interface conventions but are not necessarily certified to meet Unix standards.<ref>https://www.computerhope.com/jargon/u/unix-like.htm</ref> == Examples == * Linux * BSD (e.g., FreeBSD, OpenBSD) * macOS == Features == * Multitaski..." |
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Latest revision as of 15:37, 13 December 2024
Unix-like systems are operating systems that behave similarly to the Unix operating system. They may share architectural design, functionality, and command-line interface conventions but are not necessarily certified to meet Unix standards.[1]
Examples
Features
- Multitasking
- Multi-user capabilities
- POSIX compliance in many cases