Why isn’t GNU/Linux SUS v3+ compliant?
I am looking for specific details as to why isn’t GNU/Linux currently SUS (Single UNIX Specification) v3 or even better SUS v4 compliant?
I am looking for specific details as to why isn’t GNU/Linux currently SUS (Single UNIX Specification) v3 or even better SUS v4 compliant?
I’ve been frustrated before with differences in output from the which
command across different platforms (Linux vs. Solaris vx. OS X), with different shells possibly playing into the matter as well. type
has been suggested as a better alternative, but how portable would that be?
Is the behavior of .*
to include .
and ..
defined in LSB or POSIX or some other specification?
I would like to know which are the standard commands available in every Linux system.
When I run xprop
I get a class string that has two values, one of them i3 calls an instance
, the other a class
, for example on chromium-browser
the xprop
utility will return something like this,