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Subject: Re: AEGIS Vs UNIX
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Date: Wed, 3-Jun-87 15:20:00 EDT
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Add to David Krowitz's list

   8) An extremly consistent set of command line switches.  If I use a
command referencing a node, I know the option is '-n', and I know the
different specifications I can use in identifying the node - they're the
same for all commands.  If I want to list directories, I use a -ld; it
doesn't matter if I'm doing a directory command, a tape archive command,
a copy command, or whatever.  And so on.

Regardin7 - Consistent and better shell.  I agree for the most part.
The one big place Apollo goofed here which consistently messes up new
users is crd vs dlt.  Why not crt or dld?  Most of it is much better,
though.