On 2016-11-19 16:43, Stuart Henderson wrote:
To even get to the point of reading motd, a new user is going to already need
to have found documentation.
I can think of several examples where that's not true.
Filling 2/3 of an 80x24 terminal at login by default
seems quite a lot especially
I've been using OpenBSD since version 2.3 (pmax) and I've never felt
like the default motd instills in users the appropriate level of
confidence in the system. "What, I'm just logging in and they're
already telling me how to report and fix bugs? Bummer, man!"
We can do better. TREMENDOUSLY
As seen in the software information screens on my brother in-law's
Toyota Highlander.
-Chad
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Oh right, demime. Try this:
http://1drv.ms/1MQ73pA
Note the "Damien Millet" and "minidrot.org" typos ;)
-Chad
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