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On Fri, 2 Feb 1996 08:09:36 -0500 Daniel Kosack said:
>On Thu, 1 Feb 1996, Jeff Kell wrote:
>> For example, I have heard:
>> /etc - "ett-see" as in "ett-see mott-dee" (/etc/motd)
>> chmod - "cha-mode" (sort of rhymes with "commode")
>> ! - "bang"
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> Hey, we UNIX folk have various pronunciations for our commands. :)
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> Hey, but can MPE say, "tcsh" or "bash" (ie. Command line completion?
>Command line history and editing?) That would be nice. In fact, I
>believe it takes $15,000 to say "GCC" ? :)
I do *NOT* intend to even start a MPE/Un*x/Posix war, I'm trying to educate
myself in all worlds! But how can I converse with you without knowing the
proper "language" ? Here on the list things are pretty clear, but all that
went out the door the first time I talked to a Un*x-guru. Are you saying
that there are as many conversational forms of these items as there are
flavors of Un*x? :-)
As I said before, I'm genuinely curious; no "bash"ing intended :-)
Jeff Kell <[log in to unmask]>
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