I'm not talking about whether Linux is Unix. I'm talking about the indisputable influence it has on other Unix-like OSs in the modern era. When talking about wh

I'm not talking about whether Linux is Unix. I'm talking about the indisputable influence it has on other Unix-like OSs in the modern era. When talking about where a syscall was first introduced, for historical accuracy, Linux should be correctly cited when appropriate. I also said OpenBSD and NetBSD, but this seemed to escape your multi paragraph rant. Also worth noting that FreeBSD, while technically derived from Unix in a way that Linux cannot claim, still today cannot use the Unix trademark.