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A Unix-like operating system is one that operates similarly to Unix, even if it doesn’t follow any specific Unix certification or standard. A Unix-like application functions in a way that resembles typical Unix commands or shell behavior. Although there are common principles for Unix design, there's no strict technical definition, so opinions may vary on how closely a system or application needs to resemble Unix to be considered Unix-like.