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From: ljdickey@water.waterloo.edu (Lee Dickey)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Re: lc
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Date: 3 Mar 89 22:25:58 GMT
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In article <8903021331.AA16536@cartier.dgp.toronto.edu> juancho@dgp.toronto.edu (John Buchanan) writes:

>Maybe I am all screwed up but there are two things that I do not understand.
>First, why are we talking about this here on the TOSed os newsgroup? 
Because "lc" is a nice command to have on a command line interpreter.
In my first posting, I gave an example that showed what was wanted.
Your example (not repeated here) shows the right stuff.  "lc" is not
specific to unix, as I stated in an earlier posting, but for some
folks, it has been ported there.  Those who have "lc" aliased to "ls
-C" are missing something, if they do not know about the good stuff are
culturally deprived.  Too bad.

I think we may have the right thing before long, to run on the Atari ST,
under TOS.  OK?

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