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    Is this consistent across OSes?  E.g., Linux and *BSD or Solaris?   

Linux is a kernel--not comparable to Solaris and *BSD.  If you mean
the entire system that is basically GNU with Linux added, please call
it GNU/Linux.

To call the GNU system "Linux" is unfair to the GNU Project (which
includes you, since you're helping develop a part of it).  See
http://www.gnu.org/gnu/gnu-linux-faq.html.