On Sat, May 19, 2007 at 06:37:01AM -0700, Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
There is a lot of cruft, like HOTLINE, ULIMIT, ORDER,
etc. Why there
is even a MAXINST parameter is a puzzle to me.
One can have multiple instances of a single named package installed;
that happens for example if one
There is a lot of cruft, like HOTLINE, ULIMIT, ORDER,
etc. Why there
is even a MAXINST parameter is a puzzle to me.
One can have multiple instances of a single named package installed;
that happens for example if one is loads Studio 10 and Studio 11
at the same time. For that to be
Hugh McIntyre wrote, on 18 May 2007:
Geoff Clare wrote:
(One important issue with the df -k output for
scripting is that
it adds line breaks in the output for long
directory names; that
makes parsing a bit harder)
So use df -Pk, which outputs one line per file
system.
Are you
It is possible that one has a personal preference
for GNU. However, it is technically impossible for
GNU tools, in their current incarnation, to be
superior. And if you have a whole bunch of
professional engineers (me excluded this time!)
sticking to, developing with, and working on those
