I
write this on a Linux machine, and I love the operating system.
Linux is a work-alike of UNIX, developed by Bell Labs (K&R). The
Apple
OS-X is a licensed variant of UNIX. Linux is NOT an offshoot of
Apple.
OK, I know this is way OT, but I'd like to see that documented. As
far as I know OS X is NOT a licensed UNIX. As a matter of fact, by
any
definition I'd use, it's not unix period. It just has a really pretty
[and incredibly useful] POSIX API.
AFAIK, it's Mach with a POSIX layer and a FreeBSD userland, and of
course
Apple's custom stuff bolted on.