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boyd, rounin wrote:

> how about no copy of vi, or termcap and one copy of ed?

Is this where we start swapping stories about "when I was a young 
sysadmin, we didn't need no stinkin vi.  We used ed and liked it!".  :-)

Actually, as a sysadmin who's grown old, fat, and lazy, I would prefer 
to not need to use ed ever again.  There's no need to be masochistic.

Richard Coleman
richardcoleman@mindspring.com