Re: Would there be a drawback of using the same graphical toolkit on every platform?

[Emanuel Berg]

Jean Louis wrote:

>> GNU isn't UNIX but it sure is Unix!
>
> Come on, impossible. Unix is only operating system that fits
> into some Unix standards by those who have Unix trademark.

Unix was freed and reimplemented in many forms by the efforts
of tons of people all over the world, these people include the
GNU, BSD and Linux people but also our efforts writing
Elisp yesterday. It is aaaall interconnected, OMG what
a realization!

But relax - if you manage to write Elisp that changes the
GNU/Linux Unix to a point it isn't Unix anymore, I'll call
you out in front of everyone. "You are out of line, son.
One more line of that and you are _cut off_. You will not be
using Unix anymore, ever; because you are are not allowed
to return. God be with ye!"

> GNU does not fit. It is Unix-like or similar to Unix. But it
> is not Unix.

A standard is a piece of paper, an OS concept implementation
is a computer. It is just a matter of greedy people
wanting money, don't fall for that.

> I am sure that GNU on Linux kernel does not follow this below:
>
> Single UNIX Specification - Wikipedia
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_UNIX_Specification

It was a lie, Jean. The standard was never meant to
do anything. It was just another system of control ...

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