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counterexample: RedoxOS Although it's more along the lines of Plan9 - a unix-like system that ignores the bits of POSIX that really suck.
by dralley 9y ago
counterexample: RedoxOS
Although it's more along the lines of Plan9 - a unix-like system that ignores the bits of POSIX that really suck.
- pjmlp 9y agoIf it doesn’t support 100% POSIX it isn’t UNIX. Also how would you make memcpy() safe in a POSIX implementation on Redox?
- aidenn0 9y agoThen most linux distributions aren't UNIX, as they do tend to deviate from POSIX in places.
- nine_k 9y agoIt's GNU/Linux, and GNU = GNU is Not Unix. So it says Not Unix right on th tin.
- boomlinde 9y agoTo be perfectly fair, if it isn't UNIX it isn't UNIX.
- IAmLiterallyAB 9y agoAlmost nothing is 100% POSIX. Most Linux distros aren't. Who cares as long as the important bits are there.
- Gibbon1 9y ago> Also how would you make memcpy() safe Easy, don't have memcpy().