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> A Linux Command Hello Linux users. killall is a UNIX System V command, though the version Linux uses first appeared in FreeBSD 2.1. IOW killall *is not
by Maursault 4y ago
> A Linux Command
Hello Linux users. killall is a UNIX System V command, though the version Linux uses first appeared in FreeBSD 2.1. IOW killall *is not* a Linux command. Would you also refer to your mouse as your "Linux mouse" and your keyboard as your "Linux keyboard," and your monitor as your "Linux monitor?" Please just assume everything in Linux *does not belong* to Linux, as you will be correct far more often than not. Thank you.
- HelixEndeavor 4y agoIs it a command one can use in Linux? Then it is a Linux command. And frankly I wouldn't put it past some people to have specialized peripherals they specifically use with Linux.
- Maursault 4y agoSo Linux just annexes ownership of whatever it touches? Where does it end? You should code in Linux C++, using Linux emacs.And you can't get a Linux hardcopy without a Linux printer loaded with Linux ink and Linux paper. Don't forget your Linux ethernet cables and you need to have a handful of Linux thumb drives! And you'll be doing no Linux whatsoever without Linux electricity. ><