"So [Torvalds] went through the Sun Workstation manuals in the university library and started implementing each system call listed there until he got tired of that and had his system call handler print the call number of the next unhandled call bash tried to make, implemented that, rinse repeat until he had bash working."
This seems culture defining somehow. Linux seems to me to be mix and match and the modern BSDs seem to be more planned. Excellent.
This seems culture defining somehow. Linux seems to me to be mix and match and the modern BSDs seem to be more planned. Excellent.