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Post Any difference between the CLI of Mac OS X and normal UNIX?

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No difference. UNIX is UNIX and MAX OS X is UNIX like any other. The main differences are in the GUI.
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MacOSX is indeed based on FreeBSD, touting the Mach kernel. The biggest difference that people seem to be finding (I know I couldn't get used to it...) is that the filesystem is case-insenitive... I interpret that to mean ls=LS=Ls...

It's got it's own differences just like any other two Unices would have, though - slightly different command / syntax, different FS layout, etc... You should still be able to adapt to it like any other Unix, if you're already familiar with it.
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Ah, i more question, can normal UNIX run .app?Thx a lot
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