Fuck

fuck
why is there just POSIX and Windows
we need something new

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POSIX is a dead meme. Literally ZERO marketshare except for fruit jails.
99% of phones are Linux.
99% of desktops are Windows.
100% of servers are Linux/Windows.

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Linux is POSIX-compliant you doof

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No, it absolutely isn't

>we need something new
>implying all OSes are 100% POSIX compliant

I don't understand this logo. Oxygen with an R?

I'm working on something new but don't ask me about it.

Linux is Linux Standard Base compliant.
POSIX was relevant maybe 30 years ago when it had a commanding marketshare and dictated software compatibility, but literally nobody gives a shit about it anymore. It's the LSB/UWP/Win32 era now.

Rust?

You're partly right. Nobody gives a shit about anything except Win32, and nobody ever will.

Depends on what you're running, there are POSIX compliant Linux systems

No, Redox (reduction-oxidation) and Redox OS. But the logo still doesn't make sense to me.

LSB is necessary if you ever want linux servers to communicate with each other in a standardized manner, or Windows servers without breaking.
But yes, on desktops nobody cares about any standard besides Win32.

Name one

LSB is stuff like file system layout, nothing to do with servers

EulerOS is not only POSIX-compliant, it's UNIX

I think he confused LSB with least-significant byte first aka little endian.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Standard_Base

>extends POSIX
So it's POSIX compliant with extra specifications, thanks for confirming that Linux is POSIX

>we need something new
we really don't

Not him, but LSB != POSIX.
Linux is as POSIX as you get it, but stop saying that it is POSIX compliant when there are people in the Linus camp that literally make a point out of Linux not being POSIX.

LSB is not POOSIX.

It's POSIX and then some. It's not JUST POSIX, but it is POSIX.

LSB is POONSEX

it's compatible enough for anyone without terminal autism

It's not. It would be more accurate to claim that LSB is SUS. POSIX is basically just a glorified syscall specification.

They are COMPATIBLE, yes. No one disagrees with that. They are not 100% compliant.

POSIX is a SUS requirement.

POOSIX is deprecated trash. LSB is the new standard.
iso.org/standard/43781.html

But Linux is deliberately Non-POSIX in some areas though:
yarchive.net/comp/linux/everything_is_file.html
cs.cmu.edu/~awb/linux.history.html
grokbase.com/t/perl/perl6-porters/004an218kj/torvalds-on-posix-threads

In Torvalds' own words:
>the POSIX standard is technically stupid.

>POOSIXJEETS BTFO

applel is keeping it alive

redox OS a fundamentally different than linux OS is aiming for at least linux compatibility

we dont need something new

There's TempleOS you CIA nigger!

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