UNIX system
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Definition
- Noun:
- A powerful operating system: "Unix system" is a trademarked term referring to a family of multitasking, multiuser computer operating systems. It is known for its portability, modularity, and use of a command-line interface.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The server runs on a reliable Unix system.
- Developers often prefer a Unix system for its powerful scripting capabilities and stability.
Advanced Usage
- "to administer a Unix system": to manage and maintain the operation of a Unix operating system.
- His job is to administer the company's Unix system.
Variants and Related Words
Unix (noun): Often used as a shorter, generic term for the Unix system or its philosophy.
- He is an expert in Unix.
Unix-like (adj): Describing operating systems that behave similarly to a Unix system but may not be officially certified.
- Linux is a Unix-like operating system.
Synonyms
- Unix OS: An alternative phrasing for Unix operating system.
- *nix: A common informal term used in technical communities to refer to Unix and Unix-like systems collectively.
Related Phrases
Unix environment: The complete computing environment provided by a Unix system, including its tools and shell.
- She is very comfortable working in a Unix environment.
Unix shell: The command-line interpreter for a Unix system.
- He wrote a script for the Unix shell to automate the task.
Noun
- trademark for a powerful operating system