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From: ryojii
Date: Thu, 06 Apr 2000 00:00

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hi !!
I'm a student, and when I'm looking at linux (and unix) I've found something
I'don't understand :
when you fork a process, the new process is exactely the same as the first.
In other OS it doesn't work like this. I'can't think that the creator of
linux (and unix) are insane so there must be a reason. Does someone know it
???

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