No.
linux isn't an operating system, per se, but most operating systems (if not all) based on the linux kernel have the ifconfig tool
They are all Linux-type operating systems.
Linux, Minix, Coherent, FreeBSD, etc. These are all clones of Unix
the kernal is the central part of the Linux operating system and determines how the system works - all distributions of Linux are based on this.
Popular families of operating systems include Windows, Macintosh and Linux. All of these systems offer different benefits to the user.
Linux has already surpassed all other operating systems for web servers. The growth rate for new servers is slowing, but it is still ahead of Windows servers.
"Linux servers can help people in many different ways. To date, Linux is still one of the top computer operating systems out there. It all depends on what you need to do."
All operating systems have a text based interface of some description.Windows -> DosUnix (linux)Mac OSX and OS9BeOsSolaris (Unix based)OS/2 (Warp)Mainframes and Minis.Some may not allow easy access but all must have in some degree, otherwise they would never boot. It may not appear they have a text interface, but they do.
All operating systems have a text based interface of some description.Windows -> DosUnix (linux)Mac OSX and OS9BeOsSolaris (Unix based)OS/2 (Warp)Mainframes and Minis.Some may not allow easy access but all must have in some degree, otherwise they would never boot. It may not appear they have a text interface, but they do.
All operating systems have a text based interface of some description.Windows -> DosUnix (linux)Mac OSX and OS9BeOsSolaris (Unix based)OS/2 (Warp)Mainframes and Minis.Some may not allow easy access but all must have in some degree, otherwise they would never boot. It may not appear they have a text interface, but they do.
All operating systems have a text based interface of some description.Windows -> DosUnix (linux)Mac OSX and OS9BeOsSolaris (Unix based)OS/2 (Warp)Mainframes and Minis.Some may not allow easy access but all must have in some degree, otherwise they would never boot. It may not appear they have a text interface, but they do.
There have been over a hundred types of UNIX operating systems developed over the years to accommodate different types of hardware. FreeBSD, MacOS X Server, Red Hat Linux, and AIX are all UNIX-based systems.