The actual OS is based on Mach 2.0, but it's been worked on since 1990 or so. The user space might have some BSD origins, but I can attest that a lot of Linux flags work on the command line, so lots of work there, too.
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> Again, it is based on FreeBSD
The actual OS is based on Mach 2.0, but it's been worked on since 1990 or so. The user space might have some BSD origins, but I can attest that a lot of Linux flags work on the command line, so lots of work there, too.
Is there any reason to give this article credence?