Are the common programs (for example: “ls”, “cat”) in Linux and BSD come from the same source code?
Both Linux and BSD have common programs like ls and cat and echo and kill.
Are these programs in Linux and BSD the same? I don't mean the same as in they have the same functionality, but rather do they come from the same source code, or do both and Linux and BSD own their own unique source code for these programs?
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Both Linux and BSD have common programs like ls and cat and echo and kill.
Are these programs in Linux and BSD the same? I don't mean the same as in they have the same functionality, but rather do they come from the same source code, or do both and Linux and BSD own their own unique source code for these programs?
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Linux kernel itself doesn't have such code, it's just kernel. Depending on what kind of tool you use, these tools may or may not come from the same source code, fun fact is, they're usually not.
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Both Linux and BSD have common programs like ls and cat and echo and kill.
Are these programs in Linux and BSD the same? I don't mean the same as in they have the same functionality, but rather do they come from the same source code, or do both and Linux and BSD own their own unique source code for these programs?
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Both Linux and BSD have common programs like ls and cat and echo and kill.
Are these programs in Linux and BSD the same? I don't mean the same as in they have the same functionality, but rather do they come from the same source code, or do both and Linux and BSD own their own unique source code for these programs?
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Linux kernel itself doesn't have such code, it's just kernel. Depending on what kind of tool you use, these tools may or may not come from the same source code, fun fact is, they're usually not.
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
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Linux kernel itself doesn't have such code, it's just kernel. Depending on what kind of tool you use, these tools may or may not come from the same source code, fun fact is, they're usually not.
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
3 mins ago
Linux kernel itself doesn't have such code, it's just kernel. Depending on what kind of tool you use, these tools may or may not come from the same source code, fun fact is, they're usually not.
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
3 mins ago
Linux kernel itself doesn't have such code, it's just kernel. Depending on what kind of tool you use, these tools may or may not come from the same source code, fun fact is, they're usually not.
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
3 mins ago
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Linux kernel itself doesn't have such code, it's just kernel. Depending on what kind of tool you use, these tools may or may not come from the same source code, fun fact is, they're usually not.
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
3 mins ago