MicroSUX!

Ahaha ;)

Unix is so cool, it's mind boggling. It's amazing how such a stable OS 
was created by volunteers! I'm becoming a bonafide geek. Do I get an 
award or something?

;)

-pat

On Saturday, September 28, 2002, at 11:33 PM, Philip Stortz wrote:

> no, but i have seen the printed manuals for ver V unix, as much as most
> people could lift.  one of the neat things about unix (and many systems
> with an underlying command line, or more accurately an overlying
> graphical interface, since unix started on wonderful text terminal) is
> that every program becomes a new command, and can be treated as such.
> unix will let an advanced user do all kinds of insanely clever and
> tricky things just from the command line, it's easy to make a program
> run with input from a file, dump that into another file or as input to
> another program, and so on until you get dizzy and the data has gone
> everywhere.  it's cool, i'm looking forward to being a *nix geek, it 
> was
> way cool when i played with it in 91 and 92 (in 91 in an assembly
> language class, i actually like assembly language on a good processor,
> the other time was just a little playing in my spare time while i was
> taking other classes so i didn't get to play with it much).  i can't
> tell you how thrilled i am that apple finally got on the *nix wagon, 
> and
> open source is just too cool, to everyone except microsoft that is!!
>
> Pat Szkarlat wrote:
>>
>> WOW!
>>
>> Did you click on the link for the alphabetical listing of Linux
>> commands? CRAZY!
>>
>> -pat
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