unixLike is probably better, but inconsistent?

[alexdima]

Testing #6654

I am not an expert in unix distributions, and most likely unixLike is a better term than linux/osx, but then we should align and use unixLike everywhere.

For example, in tasks.json (@dbaeumer) and in package.json keybindings contributions we use linux and osx separately. I am not sure about the launch.json (@weinand knows better)

[dbaeumer]

For tasks I think it is actually useful yo distinguish between Linux and OS X since it refers to programs to be executed which can be different. However thinking about it tasks should even distinguish between different Linux distributions since they can have different disk layouts.

[weinand]

@alexandrudima where are you seeing the 'unixLike' ?

[alexdima]

integratedTerminal.shell.unixLike configuration option. My point is that in the rest of VSCode we have two explicit settings/options for osx / linux. I wasn't sure what you do for the launch.json (i.e. can there be platform specific settings and how does it look like)

[weinand]

Yes, I agree keeping Linux and OS X separate is preferred. For debug adapters we use these names:

[joaomoreno]

unixLike felt strange to me, when I first saw it. I would keep it separate too.

[Tyriar]

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