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I am trying to decide whether to run FreeBSD or UNIX. It seems that FreeBSD is easier and a lot better as a server OS. I am more familiar with UNIX though. Does FreeBSD use some of the same commands as UNIX does?
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Don't you know that FreeBSD is a Unix? Aren't you talking about Linux instead Unix?
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Didn't you see this guy asked the same question over and over again all over the places?
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Well, I just now noticed when you told me.. Hehe.. I only visit and read in Apache and *BSDs sections in here. The rest, I ignore because they aren't my interesting. ![]() |
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Originally posted by freebsd Didn't you see this guy asked the same question over and over again all over the places? <hr> Maybe this guy doesn't know a lot about this stuff and use Devshed.com as a helping tool. Have you ever thaught that maybe when you talk in "$#^$&%(" that I cannot always interpret these things? Next time, just answer the question in terms where anyone can figure it out or just don't help at all. I am sure you will follow up with this with a reply. |
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I am sure you would have to wait FOREVER to get reply.
If you don't understand answer its YOUR fault not of 'guy'. JD
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You know what? pabloj already replied to your question -> Does FreeBSD use some of the same commands as UNIX does? at -> http://forums.devshed.com/showthrea...6980&forumid=31
And you said you are very familiar with UNIX. So why asked such stupid question repeatedly in the first place? I don't have a problem when people are asking stupid questions. But your problem is, it's not necessary to ask the same question over and over again. |
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mizzory. I must agreed with freebsd because I don't think you know anything about Unix. If you want to learn more, do the explorer by yourself such as use the search engine at google.com. Also, be sure to read a lot of docs about them. Also, go to www.bsdvault.net , they got nice tutorials and links where you can learn about *BSDs.
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Mezz,
That wasn't that hard to say. Freebsd doesn't give me a url for a place to research. You did, thank you. Freebsd, What does it matter if I know nothing or a lot about UNIX? I am asking if freeBSD is like UNIX not if a certain command works. I am familiar with UNIX, on the programming of web pages and scripts, not making a web server on it. I did not know FreeBSD is based on UNIX, for all I know it is like Windows and UNIX, totally different. I am trying to explore new things. That last post I made that you put a link to, I was asking a very stupid question as to where I could find FreeBSD. So what relevence does that have with if commands are the same? With Mezz's first reply to my question, I gathered that FreeBSD is UNIX. So what motivated you to reply when Mezz already put effort into answering my question. |
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mizzory,
It's because someone already answer this question in your different thread that you posted. Why didn't you ever bother go to www.freebsd.org ? It explains very clearly that FreeBSD is a Unix and other stuffs as well in the front page; it's right there. Also, you can download FreeBSD from www.freebsd.org . You are just being VERY lazy. If you don't know what thread that I am talking about, then take a look at this link that freebsd gave above. Regards, Mezz |
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Please, stop! He is here just to loose some time. Or waste some money on SCO ...
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