Mr. Wagoner,
On 17 Nov I responded privately to you regarding a position of "Build
Engineer / Lab Tech" and requested that you restrict such messages to our
dedicated "plug-jobs" list. I am repeating my request to you now in the
open forum in hopes that concern for your reputation and the reputat
> Is there a command something like cat that will copy a
> file into the copy/paste buffer, so I can paste the contents
> somewhere after running the command?
There is xclip:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/xclip/
I use it sometimes but it does not always seem to work quite right. Or at
least, t
I am looking for something that, as far as I have been able to find, does
not exist. I want a version-control package that intentionally and
programmatically destroys revisions.
Before I explain further, let me provide some background use-cases. We
maintain a lot of data automatically and usually
> I'm not terribly familiar with permissions, but after reading man chmod
> and a couple web sites, I think I have figured how to do what I want.
A good way to test things like this is to create yourself a sandbox, so
that you can find out if what you're planning will screw things up or not.
You c
>> I note that all my directories are executable. Perhaps there is a
>> reason for that. But there is a PDF that is executable. Why?
>
>'Cause you cannot cd to that directory unless it's both writable and
> executable. I always forget the exact relationship, but either w or x lets
> you cd into
