if test "$_os" = "Linux" -o "$_os" = "FreeBSD" -o "$_os" = "MirBSD" -o "$_os" = "OpenBSD" #etc,
etc;
UNIX_X11=true || POSIX_OS=true
fi
and then test UNIX_X11 (or POSIX_OS).
I doubt we need any separate flag for POSIXness, because basically
anything that isn't Windows is "POSIX", surely. Actually, POSIX or not
is a bit too wide a test; after all the non-desktop OSes (iOS and
Android) have most of the normal POSIX system calls, but one sure is
not supposed/allowed to for instance fork() in an app on them.
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