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-The ability of a system, application or program to operate with another in
the face of difficulties
.
+The ability of a system, application or program to operate with another, even if they do not natively "speak
the same language". Successful InterOperability is commonly based on StandardsCompliant communication
.
-Successful InterOperability is
commonly based
on StandardsCompliant communication
.
+In the Linux world, interoperability normally refers to the ability for Linux users to interact with non-Linux (most
commonly MicrosoftWindows and [MacOSX]) users. See CategoryInteroperability for our pages
on this topic
.
