11:31:26 <pinetree> What term could describe both illumOS and BSD's, aside from Unix? As Solaris evolved from BSD, SunOS was a BSD.
11:44:28 <AmyMalik> Solaris was a fork of SVR4 with some BSD importations.
11:48:36 <myrkraverk_> Unixia?  Posixia?
12:10:51 <pinetree> Posix is a term made by Stallman
13:03:52 <myrkraverk_> I know, but that doesn't make the term useless.
13:04:12 <myrkraverk_> The traditional plural is /unices/ I think.
13:04:29 <myrkraverk_> But if you need something more specific, you're probably on your own.
13:43:29 <pinetree> Unix is trademarked
13:43:42 <pinetree> It would have to be
13:43:54 <pinetree> depends by who, if it's a nonprofit for open source
13:44:59 <pinetree> by the Open Group, they're open source
13:45:15 <pinetree> I believe they do Motif
13:50:22 <AmyMalik> it's TOG, they're def not open source
16:26:08 <alanc> The Open Group is "open" as in "open standards", not "open source" - it was named years before the "open source" name was created
16:37:11 <myrkraverk_> Motif on the other hand is now open source: http://www.opengroup.org/openmotif/license/
16:58:19 <alanc> even CDE is now that no one was still paying for it
19:54:02 <szilard> Hi