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It got that name from Acme. I don't think it's any worse than "yank", which most of us continue to put up with.
by tempfile 2y ago
It got that name from Acme. I don't think it's any worse than "yank", which most of us continue to put up with.
- lynx23 2y agoOne (kill) ring to find them...
- andrewshadura 2y agoI know it has. That's why I said "still". To be honest, yank is also not great. Both terms were invented back in the day the industry hasn't settled yet on copy and paste. For new software, choosing such names is counter-productive.