Dave Cross [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth:
*>
*>I'd noticed that it was spelt "Unix" in Camel 3. This was one of the things that
made me think that I might be right all along.
>From "A Quarter Century of UNIX" by Peter Salus the Acknowledgements on
page ix.
"The citations notes as "told to Mahoney" are from AT&T Bell Laboratories,
"The Unix Oral History Project: Release.0, The Beginning," ed. and
transcr. by Mchael S. Mahoney (Typescript distributed by AT&T at UNIX
Expo, 1989); ....
Doug McIlroy told me that he thought spelling UNIX with capital letters,
rather than Unix, had been a grave error. I have adopted his suggestion
and used Unix in most places."
Also, the Open Group, the current copyright holder [ www.opengroup.org ]
still refers to it as UNIX in it's publications.
http://www.usenix.org/publications/login/1998-6/luke.html
http://www.usenix.org/publications/login/1998-12/musings.html
UNIX isn't an adjective :) but it seems both are widely used though UNIX
would seem to be more correct.
e.
