ill returns "9" - is this a bug or is
> there a reason why this limit was never increased ?
http://opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=114455
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at all, from this particular
case.
Roland, I strongly suggest you just approach this with /etc/skel and
try to deal with the other problems in a different way.
Changing defaults for existing users through an update is horrid, I
understand the situation you are in, but you have a way out of it that
you can use on your own.
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happen?
/etc/skel is fine with me, as long as the user accounts created during
installation have a chance to get the "new" defaults found /etc/skel
automatically.
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script sets PAGER=/usr/bin/more,
> you won't even be affected by this discussion.
Yes, that is exactly what many of us are trying to say.
If we just add all of the changes and functionality of less to more, I
don't see the point of having both :)
I just want a better default, t
ntify the specific *technical* not *subjective* issues
with less, fix them, and change it to be the default, please.
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have a hard time believing this. Almost any time I've
logged in or out of GNOME I find many little files littering /tmp or
/var/tmp from orbit, ice, sockets, etc.
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t the ones in control of all the applications that are used...
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ersonal
experience, my PATH and MANPATH are fairly close to being identical. I
was always annoyed that I had to set both. To me, this perfectly fits
the whole serendipitous discovery conversation that occurred recently.
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is
to remove /usr/ucb from your path if you're going to do anything
useful with the system...
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people ...
If you have never used Solaris or Linux, both will equally be a pain ;)
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On 05/04/07, Roland Mainz wrote:
> Just a quick announcement that the "shell" project is now open.
Awesome! This is great news Roland. Thanks for sharing.
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