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And if "FreeBSD has it too" is our standard for portable UNIX features, then /proc counts thanks to linprocfs.
by geofft 8y ago
And if "FreeBSD has it too" is our standard for portable UNIX features, then /proc counts thanks to linprocfs.
- Annatar 8y ago/proc on Linux wasn't implemented like /proc is on other operating systems; it's the only /proc implemented that way. The interface, if it could even be called that, is completely proprietary to Linux; output is ad hoc with no consistency. As usual.