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Chambers wrote:
> So what you're really saying, is that we need a modern implementation of
> traditional Unix style tools, distributed as a package. It wouldn't
> need a ton of that backwards-compatibility stuff, because all of the
> included tools are fresh implementations that we know work together.
What I'm saying is that "Unix" isn't a single coherant design. It's
50,000 random people all doing their own seperate thing, and expecting
the result to actually function. Which, almost unbelievably, it does.
But *damn* is it messy...
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