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The - The Prefix 
It's one of the good ones, but still a prefix and less common that either "I" or "E". True about Unix, and THE works here - just don't expect too much for it. Worth regg fees and a nice $100 to $300 more.
It's one of the good ones, but still a prefix and less common that either "I" or "E". True about Unix, and THE works here - just don't expect too much for it. Worth regg fees and a nice $100 to $300 more.
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TheUnix sounds awkward but is better than eUnix and Iunix
I think it could work! "the" gives it an implied superiority. You would have to imagine a made-up character or entity called "The UNix" to appreciate. Of course unix.com wouild be better!
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I think it could work! "the" gives it an implied superiority. You would have to imagine a made-up character or entity called "The UNix" to appreciate. Of course unix.com wouild be better!
Think TheMatrix vs Matrix
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Hmmm... good question.
I thought it was only a generic word coz it was very commonly used. The interesting fact I find is that only "UNIX" (all cap) is the registered trademark, but not "Unix". Whatever... the confusion still probably constitutes a trademark infringement.
I thought it was only a generic word coz it was very commonly used. The interesting fact I find is that only "UNIX" (all cap) is the registered trademark, but not "Unix". Whatever... the confusion still probably constitutes a trademark infringement.
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