>the unix inheritance as something to be ignored or even vilified. And I agree with them. Unix was never a great or even a good system. It was just a way to ha

>the unix inheritance as something to be ignored or even vilified. And I agree with them. Unix was never a great or even a good system. It was just a way to have a multiuser system on a cheap hardware. Already in the late '70s, UNIX was behind the state of the art, compared to the Xerox systems and -even more- the Lisp Machines. Unix was technologically a regression. See "The UNIX Haters Handbook." Note: I have worked as a Linux sysadmin in the early 2000s. I used to love it.