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Peter Mortensen
Peter Mortensen
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Mac OS X is plain Unix. This is a BSDBSD Unix flavour, and is certified SUS V3 (Single Unix Specification version 3).

This means that everything that a codersoftware engineer or sysadminsystem administrator expects to find in a Unix system is present in Mac OS X.

OS X is plain Unix. This is a BSD Unix flavour, and is certified SUS V3 (Single Unix Specification version 3).

This means that everything that a coder or sysadmin expects to find in a Unix system is present in OS X.

Mac OS X is plain Unix. This is a BSD Unix flavour, and is certified SUS V3 (Single Unix Specification version 3).

This means that everything that a software engineer or system administrator expects to find in a Unix system is present in Mac OS X.

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mouviciel
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OS X is not Unix-like, it isplain Unix. This is a BSD Unix flavour, whichand is certified SUS V3 (Single Unix Specification version 3).

This means that everything that a coder or sysadmin expects to find in a Unix system is present in OS X.

OS X is not Unix-like, it is Unix. This is a BSD Unix flavour, which is certified SUS V3 (Single Unix Specification version 3).

OS X is plain Unix. This is a BSD Unix flavour, and is certified SUS V3 (Single Unix Specification version 3).

This means that everything that a coder or sysadmin expects to find in a Unix system is present in OS X.

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mouviciel
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OS X is not Unix-like, it is Unix. This is a BSD Unix flavour, which is certified SUS V3 (Single Unix Specification version 3).