A Journey Into BSD and Standards: BSD and POSIX By: Katie McMillan @BsdcanOrg
A Journey Into BSD and Standards: BSD and POSIX By: Katie McMillan @BsdcanOrg
Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 minutes ago
Standards development and application at the Operating System (OS) level are in a complex and evolving state. This talk will not only explore what it means to be POSIX compliant, but will focus on the question: What is the status of POSIX compliance within the BSD sphere in 2024? What are the drivers for POSIX compliance today?
This talk will explore what POSIX compliance means and whether BSD is officially POSIX compliant. Feedback from the community will be appreciated, and a discussion of the community's concepts of the value of POSIX will be sought.
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A Journey Into BSD and Standards: BSD and POSIX By: Katie McMillan

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