I just started learning Linux and when I read a couple of blogs about Linux, many of them say that Linux is a Unix like Operating System. But when ...
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Hey Jay, nice you started to learn about Linux. Let me please "tweak" a few concepts:
First, Linux is only a kernel. A kernel without tools, libraries, compilers... is not an Operative system. Historically this was accomplished thanks to the GNU Operative system. People tend to forget this part of the Linux History, but it was thanks to the Free Software Fundation's GNU project why Linux became what it is today. One of the very few distributions that respect that is still Debian GNU/Linux (very close to the FSF).
Another fun fact: The name “GNU” is a recursive acronym for “GNU's Not Unix.”.
There are a few Unix Operative systems and none of them use Bash as the default command line interface. An example, BSD family uses tsch, ksh or ash and other Unixes also use csh and sh. But not bash.
What makes both Unix and Linux portable, is Portable Operating System Interface (POSIX ). This is more about compatibility between operative systems and nothing related to USB drives.
All in all, good writing! keep it up!
Thanks, Sir, to clarify my concepts. I'll try to update the article as well. Please Suggest me if you have any good resource for learning Linux.