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I tend to carry $HOME around with me when I change systems. When I ls -Alr it was like opening up a time capsule, or a hope chest. The first 4 pages on a 23 lin
by howard941 8y ago
I tend to carry $HOME around with me when I change systems. When I ls -Alr it was like opening up a time capsule, or a hope chest. The first 4 pages on a 23 line terminal had file and directory names for content old enough to buy liquor in all 50 states, old friends like .cshrc, .addressbook, .X11Startup, .nofinger, amd.home, .zirconrc, dot.signature, aub.home, and so on.