On Wed 23 Jan 2008 at 01:57PM, Danek Duvall wrote:
> Here's a code review for some modernization changes:
>
> http://cr.opensolaris.org/~dduvall/pkg-vimtovi/
>
> It makes /usr/bin/vi (and ex and view) be vim instead of the old svr4 vi.
> It also introduces /usr/has (for /usr/has/bin ha ha ha) as a place to put
Strong -1 on the name /usr/has. I think it will just seem completely
absurd to non-native english speakers. There's an opportunity to create
a name which would at least guide users as to the content: /usr/legacy,
/usr/historical, /usr/heirloom (a la the Heirloom UNIX tools project) or
some such.
How does this impact the size of a minimized system? (I consider
vi or a vi-alike to be needed on all systems; perhaps others do not...).
-dp
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