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On Wed, 30 Aug 2000, Warner Losh wrote:

> My only complaint with putting anything in sys/compat is that I've
> been typing for years sys/com<tab> to have tcsh complete it to
> sys/compile.  Now, I have to type compi<tab> :-(

Me too, except I use bash and used to use /<one of 4 sys trees>/com*.

Along the same lines, it's annoying that duplication of directory
hierarchies limits the usefulness of $CDPATH.

Bruce



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