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by msla
2714 days ago
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Both of them long predate Linux. They're definitely Unix-flavored, but so's the Berkeley sockets library, and that's available everywhere, too. Ultimately, they're a library which is packaged with a database, and nothing about them is very system-specific except the terminal information in the database. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminfo |
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