it may be posix-like, but even Linux is not really a POSIX OS except for one version of Red Hat long ago, and maybe now or in the future some Oracle distribution. Same goes for UNIX - these proprietary, commercial certifications only apply to a frozen codebase.
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it may be posix-like, but even Linux is not really a POSIX OS except for one version of Red Hat long ago, and maybe now or in the future some Oracle distribution. Same goes for UNIX - these proprietary, commercial certifications only apply to a frozen codebase.
This doesn't seem like a useful distinction.