Re: HTML or XHTML - why do you use it?

> Yes, I was referring to Windows (or more precisely, GUI OSes where you would
> open a file by (double)clicking the icon of the file).  Hadn't really
> thought about purely text-based OSes.

BeOS is a GUI OS on which the file type has nothing to do with the extension.
On any modern Unix you open files by double-clicking them in your file
manager.  That does not make the type depend on the extension.

The list goes on (need I mention MacOS 9, where the type is only very loosely
dependent on the extension, if at all?).

Of course MacOS 9 is a purely text-based OS, so we don't have to worry about
it.

Boris
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