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> Freebsd Vs Sco Openserver
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post Jul 31 2003, 05:20 AM
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Has anyone used SCO Openserver before. I need to know how the 2 compare. Same syntax in scripting? etc etc
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well, i used SCOnix at my previous job, and it was kak. I prefer FreeBSD above anything anyday. As for the scripting, it should be mostly the same, since bash = bash = bash.


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Yeah. bash = bash = bash

BUT is echo = echo = echo
OR is echo = echo -e

OK, stupid way of splaining it, but ya, are the commands similiar?
Is the directory structure the same?

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yeah thats where the difference would come in. I for example, to untar and filter thru bzip in slackware used to be tar -yxvf, but on mandrake it was -jxvf wtf?
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