macintosh os x—getting started

By Jerry Monti · Updated Jun 7, 2011 ·

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Macintosh OS X is UNIX based and UNIX certified. UNIX is supported by developers all over the world. UNIX has been evolving since 1969 and is considered the most stable and secure operating system available.

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