it's ironic that both NT and UNIX have roots in the mid-1970s and that both were influenced by many identical theoretical OS concepts and principles
Although most UNIX variants today support either the POSIX or X/OPEN standard, every UNIX vendor has tried to differentiate its offering with a proprietary interface, applications, and architecture.
Although most UNIX variants today support either the POSIX or X/OPEN standard, every UNIX vendor has tried to differentiate its offering with a proprietary interface, applications, and architecture.
http://windowsitpro.com/systems-management/nt-vsunix-one-sub... [1998]
AmigaOs is underused solely because it's superior.
http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WimpIsBroken
My concrete proposal is to avoid using concrete.