Unixlika
Unix-like systems are a category of operating systems that share a common Unix heritage, design philosophy,
The origins of Unix-like systems trace back to the original Unix operating system, developed in the 1970s
Modern Unix-like systems include a wide range of operating systems, with Linux being the most prominent example.
Other notable Unix-like systems include macOS, the operating system developed by Apple for its Macintosh computers,
Unix-like systems share several key characteristics, such as a hierarchical file system, a shell for command-line
The Unix-like design philosophy has had a profound impact on modern computing, influencing not only operating