If true that's a pity. 20 years ago, Apple cared about macOS as a Unix, they were interested in putting in features that developers and sysadmins wanted, like

If true that's a pity. 20 years ago, Apple cared about macOS as a Unix, they were interested in putting in features that developers and sysadmins wanted, like this. Sadly, today's Apple has a rather different attitude towards that sort of thing