Koblinger Egmont <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Would it be possible to only use one space here, too?
Strictly speaking POSIX does not allow just one space there. However,
I notice that Solaris "ls" sometimes outputs just one space, so I
suspect this is a bug in POSIX.
A reasonable course of act
Paul Eggert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A few years ago somebody (I forgot who) suggested that "diff" output
Maybe Karl Berry?
I've made a few such changes based on suggestions from him.
> messages like this when given too few or too many args:
>
>$ diff a
>diff: missing operand after `a
The -g or --progress options in cp and mv are not documented in
their man pages.
Those options are not provided by GNU cp and mv. So I think that your
distribution has added those options; so you should report this to the
maintainers of your distribution.
Cheers!
The -g or --progress options in cp and mv are not documented in their
man pages.
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Hi,
"ls" from coreutils 5.2.1 has a nice feature that usually it uses the
smallest possible amount of space possible, taking care that columns
should be lined op properly.
However it's not true between the 1st and 2nd column: if none of the files
have any special ACL attribute then the 9 characte
