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[ILUG] [OT] Mac OS-X Kernel

[ILUG] [OT] Mac OS-X Kernel

Jakma, Paul Paul.Jakma at compaq.com
Thu Jan 6 15:51:56 GMT 2000


> and yeah they'd probably be all linked into this new cocoa 
> suite, but if
> you could port the cocoa libs, then thoeritically M$ could port any
> product off OSX onto fbsd/linux? Right/Wrong? I mean they 
> probably won't
> but it does open the door for the possibilty and make walking thru the
> door even easier!
> 

i asked a similar question a long time ago (but about nextstep), and the
answer is it's not that easy cause Step/Os X do not use The X Window System.
Rather it uses some proprietary display system. (display postscript??)

however it's still a *nix, so (should/might) still integrate pretty well
into a Unix enviroment, viz NFS, home direrctories, NIS.. etc. 

Uhmmm.. User and Unix friendly workstation? Could be the beginning of swing
away from NT/95 back to Unix in corporate space.
 
> Dave
>




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