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I don't quite think that its a "gnuism" to do that. They generally take a --color option which of course is off by default. They did sometimes put the license
by zobzu 14y ago
I don't quite think that its a "gnuism" to do that. They generally take a --color option which of course is off by default.
They did sometimes put the license everytime, a long time ago, but I don't see that anymore unless you ask the version or help.
- liw 14y agoGNU programs that show a license and copyright information at startup do so when used interactively, not when in batch mode. For example: echo 1 + 2 | bc That doesn't produce anything except "3", even with GNU bc.