(10-04-2017, 03:42 PM)jkl Wrote: It makes me sad to see that the rather hostile GNU/Linux communities are taken as an example for "the Unix community" which is so much more open for newcomers. No religious bashing, neither "Windoze $uck$" nor "Vim vs. Emacs" nor "THAT Unix is worse than MY Unix!".

It wasn't really about GNU/Linux in particular, the BSD scene is the same, they have their own "religion bashing" if not more.

(10-04-2017, 03:42 PM)jkl Wrote: (Also, Unix's manpages are great while Linux's are mostly not.)

Indeed, they're pretty amazing.

(10-04-2017, 03:42 PM)jkl Wrote: Plus, "Unix" is not necessarily community-driven; AIX lives through IBM's business customers, not through a pseudonymous bunch of hobbyists.
You might see how there are major differences between them. May I recommend a second podcast for real Unix users?

I should have emphasis the "free Unix-like systems" but I wasn't gonna repeat this the whole podcast.

Yes, you're free to record a podcast for corporate Unix but I'm not sure about the legality it implies.
If you record something I'll gladly upload it.
Though, I'm not sure what you could say to such new users other than "go take a three days paid by the company course at the company that provides the OS".