[Xfce] Switched to Alpine todayCale@lemm.ee to Unixporn@lemmy.ml – 144 points – 9 months agoi.imgur.com45Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentvery true it is the icing on top of every UN*X rice :)Why the * in Unix? Sorry if I am naive 🙃Linux is technically not UnixRight, but what would replace the * in that case? Unix or Un?x Or am I totally off course here 🤔Un*x is just another way of saying Unix-like, sometimes its refereed to as *nix this Wikipedia page talks about it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix-likeThanks!
very true it is the icing on top of every UN*X rice :)Why the * in Unix? Sorry if I am naive 🙃Linux is technically not UnixRight, but what would replace the * in that case? Unix or Un?x Or am I totally off course here 🤔Un*x is just another way of saying Unix-like, sometimes its refereed to as *nix this Wikipedia page talks about it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix-likeThanks!
Why the * in Unix? Sorry if I am naive 🙃Linux is technically not UnixRight, but what would replace the * in that case? Unix or Un?x Or am I totally off course here 🤔Un*x is just another way of saying Unix-like, sometimes its refereed to as *nix this Wikipedia page talks about it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix-likeThanks!
Linux is technically not UnixRight, but what would replace the * in that case? Unix or Un?x Or am I totally off course here 🤔Un*x is just another way of saying Unix-like, sometimes its refereed to as *nix this Wikipedia page talks about it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix-likeThanks!
Right, but what would replace the * in that case? Unix or Un?x Or am I totally off course here 🤔Un*x is just another way of saying Unix-like, sometimes its refereed to as *nix this Wikipedia page talks about it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix-likeThanks!
Un*x is just another way of saying Unix-like, sometimes its refereed to as *nix this Wikipedia page talks about it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix-likeThanks!
very true it is the icing on top of every UN*X rice :)
Why the * in Unix? Sorry if I am naive 🙃
Linux is technically not Unix
Right, but what would replace the * in that case?
Unix or Un?x
Or am I totally off course here 🤔
Un*x is just another way of saying Unix-like, sometimes its refereed to as *nix
this Wikipedia page talks about it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix-like
Thanks!