Portability matters
Read OriginalThe article discusses the concept of software portability, arguing that true portability comes from adhering to standards like POSIX, not just supporting multiple popular platforms. It explains how POSIX enables software to run on a vast array of operating systems and CPU architectures, which is crucial for user reach, cost-effectiveness, and fostering innovation in operating system design by reducing vendor lock-in.
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