Star What Is Darwin (and How it Powers Mac OS X)
Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 29th Sep 2005 10:35 UTC
BSD and Darwin derivatives "Darwin is the Unix-derived core that provides the underlying foundation for Mac OS X. At Darwin's heart is the XNU kernel; a Mach 3.0-based microkernel that has been modified to include portions of FreeBSD for performance reasons. Let's take a trip down into the core of OS X to learn more about the foundation that gives us one of the best user experiences in computing."
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by on Fri 30th Sep 2005 03:46 UTC in reply to "Threading"

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It's Mac, not MAC. I *hate* when people capitalize it for no reason. ;)

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