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I've been using unix since 1992, starting with ultrix, then going to sunos, netbsd, solaris, linux, tru64, osx, and I think aix was in there somewhere too.
by GFK_of_xmaspast 10y ago
I've been using unix since 1992, starting with ultrix, then going to sunos, netbsd, solaris, linux, tru64, osx, and I think aix was in there somewhere too.
- Annatar 10y agoBut how much have you really learned? And were you an end user or a system administrator? I work with people who have used UNIX for 20-30 years and still don't understand why configuration packages should automatically (re)start a service upon upgrade, stop the service before removal, and start it upon initial install of the configuration package. 30 years of using all kinds of UNIX operating systems and they haven't learned a thing beyond being an end user. And some of these people are developers. So the length of usage isn't crucial, but how much one has learned about the subject -- with an understanding of concepts and ideas behind it. I used all of those you list -- but as my breadth and usage deepened, I sought to understand the principles and ideas behind UNIX.