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This tag is for questions about tag synonyms (how they work, who can create them, etc).
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Tag synonyms: shared-objects and dynamic-linking
I don't think we need to make the fine distinction between shared-objects and dynamic-linking. My preference is for dynamic-linking to be the main tag and shared-objects to be the synonym. I haven't g …
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Synonym paging → virtual-memory?
We have pager and paging. paging is going to get used for virtual memory whether we want it or not, so I suggest making paging a synonym of virtual-memory (and leave pager for less and friends). I fig …
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Please rename some tags for consistency
Across Stack Exchange, we usually go for plural tags for countable nouns, and for unabbreviated tags. Please rename the following tags for consistency (keeping synonyms as suitable, of course):
dire …
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Synonymize /unicode with /utf-8
Unicode isn't a synonym of UTF-8, but it is a superset. Since UTF-8 is the de facto standard representation of Unicode in the unix world, most questions about Unicode on this site involve UTF-8. While …
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Are /virtualization and /virtual-machine synonyms?
We have a tag virtual-machine and a tag virtualization. I can't see any difference in usage between them, nor can I think of a reason why there should be, so I think they should be synonyms. Any objec …
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Why shouldn't [sunos] be a synonym of [solaris]?
At least one person objects to making sunos a synonym of solaris. Why?
Solaris in everyday speech means SunOS versions 5.0 and above. (Officially, it means 4.0 and above as the last BSD major release …
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Do we need /efi or just /uefi?
Is there any point in having separate tags efi and uefi? EFI and UEFI are different versions of the same standard. Most if not all questions are about 2.x (“UEFI”) versions, not about the 1.x “EFI” ve …