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> And I (light the blue touch paper....) don't like tcsh =20
> (...and stand back!
> :o)
> Well, that's not really true.  tcsh and I have this little
> (mis-)understanding -=20
> I try  to do something, and it won't play nice.  Ah well,=20
> there's always
> bash. =20
> (BURN THE HERETIC!)
>=20

bash rocks! :-)

ok, i'm an ansi, ex-bbs user and like bash's color plus the history
recall using up arrow only.  i tried csh but that one you have to use
something like ! and another command. i could be wrong though.

anyway, bash rulez!=20


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