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Usually when someone says something is unix-like, they mean it "embraces unix philosophy", which usually means something like it operates on stdin/stdout so it
by chillpenguin 5y ago
Usually when someone says something is unix-like, they mean it "embraces unix philosophy", which usually means something like it operates on stdin/stdout so it can be composed in a pipeline on the shell.
Which is why I was mislead in this case :)
- jonathankoren 5y agoNot just stdin and stdout, but lots of little tools that can be strung together in unique ways. Also text files rather than binary files for storage.
- Aeolun 5y agoOne tool per thing you want to do