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  • Linux is a “Unix-like” OS. It’s a clone of Unix but not based on it. At first, it was built only for Intel x86 architecture. However, now it has been ported to nearly all the architecture in existence.
    Also, it has the largest user base within general operating systems and is the top mobile operating system with Android. And despite having only a 4% desktop share, approximately 96.4% of servers are run on Linux.
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  • In this Unix vs Linux article, we shall uncover what makes the two of these operating systems alike and different from one another.
  • The major difference between Unix and Linux doesn’t lie in the presentation part but in how they process internally at the kernel part.
  • Bir çok kullanıcı ve meraklı Linux ve Unix’in eşanlamlı olduğunu düşünüyor, ancak bu durum pek doğru değidirl.
  • Because of POSIX standards and compliance, software written on Unix could be compiled for a Linux operating system with a usually limited amount of porting effort.
  • The most popular varieties of UNIX are GNU/Linux and macOS.
  • This Unix-like nature enables users familiar with Unix systems to navigate Linux environments with ease, creating a sense of familiarity and continuity.
  • Linux is a Unix-like operating system created by Linus Torvalds at the University of Helsinki in 1991.
  • Geliştirilmesinde Unix mimarisinden esinlenilmiş olmakla birlikte Linux içinde Unix'ten alınmış herhangi bir kod bulunmamaktadır.
  • Linux and Unix have a lot in common as well as many differences, so let’s take a look at some of the key differences between these two below