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yls177 #1
unix clear-up question
i noticed that aix is very different from solaris and hpux with the
latter two being similar, or has the most similarities...
is it because of their birth either from berkerly... or?
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Robert Melson #2
Re: unix clear-up question
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On Wednesday 04 August 2004 22:00, yls177 wrote:
HP-UX and Solaris derive from what _was_ AT&T SysVR4 UNIX. AIX, at> i noticed that aix is very different from solaris and hpux with the
> latter two being similar, or has the most similarities...
>
> is it because of their birth either from berkerly... or?
least initially, derived from AT&T Sys3 UNIX and, IIRC, BSD4.3. This
came about because IBM was unwilling the agree to the more restrictive
license terms AT&T imposed on SVR4 but had a full source license for
the System 3 stuff; the BSD license didn't count because it was never
terribly restrictive. So, IBM decided to build, based on what they had
an "open" license for. Much of the difference between AIX and the rest
of the majors, though, is a result of IBM's value-add and way of doing
things.
Others will, I'm sure, have more to add, but that's it, in a nutshell.
Bob
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Doug Freyburger #3
Re: unix clear-up question
yls177 wrote:
The biggest reason is it is by IBM and IBM has a history or putting>
> i noticed that aix is very different from solaris and hpux with the
> latter two being similar, or has the most similarities...
> is it because of their birth either from berkerly... or?
little value on adherring to standards or wanting to set their own.
AIX imported many idea from mainframes. To the extent those ideas
got pushed into Unix from other vendors, that's a good thing. To
the extent you personally aren't interested in cross platform
compatibility, that's a good thing.
For by-command comparisons: [url]http://bhami.com/rosetta.html[/url] Tell
Bruce Hi if you ever encounter him in person. I've worked with
him at two companies so far.
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