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if you mean "teach Unix" as "userland basic commands", I'm not sure, maybe, but Unix in general (including all flavors), device driver development, troubleshoot
by pelasaco 6y ago
if you mean "teach Unix" as "userland basic commands", I'm not sure, maybe, but Unix in general (including all flavors), device driver development, troubleshooting, no. If you are talking about end users being able to use Unix as their main desktop OS, the answer is "hell, no" too.
I'm working with BSD and Linux since the 90s, then around 2000-2005, I had to manage some IRIX, HP-UX and AIXs and they were all different, with different set of parameters for common tools or other specific management tools. I spent years to master shell scripting, hardening and troubleshooting on HP-UX and AIX.