Are there "non-standard" streams in Linux/Unix?

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                          The so-called "standard streams" in Linux are stdin, stdout, and stderr. They must be called "standard" for a reason. Are there non-standard streams? Are those non-standard streams fundamentally treated differently by the kernel?
                        

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Oct 25, 2021, 10:57 AM
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Are there "non-standard" streams in Linux/Unix?

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