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- prev: [[linux]] - prev: [[linux]]
- an alternative / "more accurate" name for [[linux]] - an alternative / "more accurate" name for [[linux]]
- *technically*, the [[linux]] [[open source]] [[operating system]] is actually built upon the [[gnu]] core utilities. - *technically*, the [[linux]] [[open source]] [[operating system]] is actually built upon the [[gnu]] core utilities.
- a lot of people are kinda pedantic about it? call it whatever you want, i don't care. - a lot of people are kinda pedantic about it? call it whatever you want, we don't care.
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tags:: #technology #programming #language #computing
- **prev:** [[language]] - **prev:** [[language]]
- > a system of notation for writing computer programs. - [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_language) - > a system of notation for writing computer programs. - [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_language)
- programming languages are usually split into *syntax* (the way things are typed) and *semantics* (what the typed things mean). these are usually defined by a formal language. - programming languages are usually split into *syntax* (the way things are typed) and *semantics* (what the typed things mean). these are usually defined by a formal language.

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tags:: #[[operating system]] #programming #technology #computing #software tags:: #[[operating system]] #programming #technology #computing #software
- prev: [[operating system]] - **prev:** [[operating system]]
- > unix is a family of [[multitasking]], multi-[[user]] of [[operating system]]s. - > unix is a family of [[multitasking]], multi-[[user]] of [[operating system]]s.
- from the #wikipedia article on unix: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix - from the #wikipedia article on unix: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix
- unix operating systems were originally meant as a convenient platform for [[programmers]] to develop [[software]]. - unix operating systems were originally meant as a convenient platform for [[programmers]] to develop [[software]].
- unix was originally developed by Ken Thompson, Dennis Ritchie, and others at AT&T around 1969. #nice - unix was originally developed by Ken Thompson, Dennis Ritchie, and others at AT&T around 1969. #nice
- since then, unix has evolved into many [[unix-like]] operating systems, including the most popular one, [[linux]]. - since then, unix has evolved into many [[unix-like]] operating systems, including the most popular one, [[linux]].
- next: [[linux]] - **next:** [[linux]]

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- prev: [[linux]] - prev: [[linux]]
- an alternative / "more accurate" name for [[linux]] - an alternative / "more accurate" name for [[linux]]
- *technically*, the [[linux]] [[open source]] [[operating system]] is actually built upon the [[gnu]] core utilities. - *technically*, the [[linux]] [[open source]] [[operating system]] is actually built upon the [[gnu]] core utilities.
- a lot of people are kinda pedantic about it? call it whatever you want, i don't care. - a lot of people are kinda pedantic about it? call it whatever you want, we don't care.
- next: [[alpine]] - next: [[alpine]]

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tags:: #technology #programming #language #computing
- **prev:** [[language]] - **prev:** [[language]]
- > a system of notation for writing computer programs. - [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_language) - > a system of notation for writing computer programs. - [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_language)
- programming languages are usually split into *syntax* (the way things are typed) and *semantics* (what the typed things mean). these are usually defined by a formal language. - programming languages are usually split into *syntax* (the way things are typed) and *semantics* (what the typed things mean). these are usually defined by a formal language.

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tags:: #[[operating system]] #programming #technology #computing #software tags:: #[[operating system]] #programming #technology #computing #software
- prev: [[operating system]] - **prev:** [[operating system]]
- > unix is a family of [[multitasking]], multi-[[user]] of [[operating system]]s. - > unix is a family of [[multitasking]], multi-[[user]] of [[operating system]]s.
- from the #wikipedia article on unix: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix - from the #wikipedia article on unix: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix
- unix operating systems were originally meant as a convenient platform for [[programmers]] to develop [[software]]. - unix operating systems were originally meant as a convenient platform for [[programmers]] to develop [[software]].
- unix was originally developed by Ken Thompson, Dennis Ritchie, and others at AT&T around 1969. #nice - unix was originally developed by Ken Thompson, Dennis Ritchie, and others at AT&T around 1969. #nice
- since then, unix has evolved into many [[unix-like]] operating systems, including the most popular one, [[linux]]. - since then, unix has evolved into many [[unix-like]] operating systems, including the most popular one, [[linux]].
- next: [[linux]] - **next:** [[linux]]