Marks For Compliant Systems
There are two official marks for conforming systems
- UNIX 98 - the mark for systems conforming to version 2 of the SUS (partial compliance)
- UNIX 03 - the mark for systems conforming to version 3 of the SUS (full compliance)
Older UNIX standards (superseded)
- UNIX 93 (completely superseded)
- UNIX 95 (compliance still acceptable for some simpler software subsystems)
Read more about this topic: Single UNIX Specification
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