out of space on /root
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Mon Mar 13 09:49:06 UTC 2017
Joel Rees schreef op 13-03-2017 9:50:
> Ah, yes, this conversation recalls me the days when cat was a shell
> built-in.
Ah, yes, I keep wondering why it's not :p.
I mean, that would almost completely defeat the entire purpose of doing
it differently :p.
Although perhaps that would be odd, but you could of course easily
transform "cat |" into "<" internally if you did it internal to the
shell, but perhaps that would defeat the entire dicussion as well (and
the purpose of separating these things semantically) :p.
Regards.
> Now, I, personally, would tend to use less, and "g" and "G", or vim,
> and "gg" and "G". And the cursor keys.
For the reader:
"G" in Vim goes to the last line of the file, and "gg" goes to the first
line. To me that's all very confusing and ever since I started using
"gg" I started mixing them up ;-).
"g" then, in less, also goes to the first line, and "G" also goes the
the last line, so perhaps it is easier to remember for me that way :p.
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