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Solaris is a SysV Unix, whereas macOS is a BSD, not sure they were thinking of that distinction. Anyhow, when you’re talking about mounting /usr from the networ
by pdpi 4y ago
Solaris is a SysV Unix, whereas macOS is a BSD, not sure they were thinking of that distinction. Anyhow, when you’re talking about mounting /usr from the network, it’s safe to assume server workloads where macOS is simply nonexistent.
- jmillikin 4y agoSystem V and BSD are both considered "UNIX", in that they descend directly from the original AT&T UNIX (v6). In some senses macOS is more of a UNIX than Solaris is, as it is certified by The Open Group and Solaris is currently not: https://www.opengroup.org/openbrand/register/ https://www.opengroup.org/openbrand/register/