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OP said non-Unix. I'd say that the successor to Unix is Unix-y enough to not qualify for this thread.
by rewgs 2y ago
OP said non-Unix. I'd say that the successor to Unix is Unix-y enough to not qualify for this thread.
- opless 2y agoIt’s not as unix-y as you think. Go try it
- bandie91 2y agoAFAIA plan9 takes the original unix ideas further than Unix or its descendents. in this light, plan9 is more unixy than unix.
- opless 2y agoIn two aspects only 1. Everything is a file. 2. A command does only one thing well There's no init, fstab, etc etc etc. Very little of your Unix muscle memory will work.
- rewgs 2y agoI've used it plenty ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ It's an odd duck and very interesting but the Unix roots are still clear IMO.