I'm 43 and just bought my first MacBook. I started reading a book on Python and it had me open a terminal window and use commands like LS and CD. These were new to me and I learned they are Linux commands. So are Apple computers Linux computers and if not why are Linux commands used in the terminal window? Or are Apple computers/terminal windows Linux-like, a new term I've come across? Today is day one so I hope that explains why this question is probably very basic. Thanks for your help.
Nahuatl. It's one of the Mexica/Aztec languages. My family is from Mexico; I don't know where exactly, but I'd like to learn a common indigenous language.
Wow! Thank you for that. Very interesting history behind this story.
Great information, thank you! I suppose I need to look into Unix commands if I want to navigate a terminal session like a pro.
Thanks! I'll have to do a surface dive into Unix and Berkeley Unix. Appreciate you.
Ah, Unix-like! I may have missed that when I was reading about those commands. Thank you!
Thank you for the insight!
For me, it was watching the movie Whiplash. Great movie in my opinion. I'm still a novice and struggle to find non-mainstream artists, but I do really enjoy the genre.
I appreciate this. I was thinking Linux when I should have been looking into Unix.
Confused about the Linux - terminal window connection
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