At 2004-06-12T14:06:07+01:00, Matthew Seaman wrote:
For more detail that you could possibly want about the descent of
Unix, see:
http://www.levenez.com/unix/
Hi Matthew,
Thanks for pointing out that interesting site.
Cheers,
Raghavendra.
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Grauwmans Steven (gs) writes:
gs If U could please help me, I'm getting confused.
Linux is a kernel, ie the bit of the OS which needs to be there, but
you should never be aware of in normal use if it works properly.
Unix is a trademark. There used to be an OS
Linux is UNIX, but why is Fedora Core a Linux and FreeBSD a UNIX?
I searched on the internet for an answer, but after visiting 10 sites I
gave up.
If U could please help me, I'm getting confused.
Greetings,
Grauwmans Steven
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Grauwmans Steven wrote:
Linux is UNIX, but why is Fedora Core a Linux and FreeBSD a UNIX?
I searched on the internet for an answer, but after visiting 10 sites I
gave up.
If U could please help me, I'm getting confused.
Linux is a kernel. Fedora uses this kernel, and therefore is a Linux
On Sat, Jun 12, 2004 at 10:06:49AM +0200, Grauwmans Steven wrote:
Linux is UNIX, but why is Fedora Core a Linux and FreeBSD a UNIX?
I searched on the internet for an answer, but after visiting 10 sites I
gave up.
If U could please help me, I'm getting confused.
Because FreeBSD code is derived
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Subject: What's the big difference between Linux and Unix??
Linux is UNIX, but why is Fedora Core a Linux and FreeBSD a UNIX?
I searched on the internet for an answer, but after visiting 10 sites I gave
up.
If U could please help me, I'm getting confused.
Greetings
