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Re: Help! Can't recover!

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Subject: Re: Help! Can't recover!
From: Paul Tomblin <ptomblin@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1999 15:50:53 -0500
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Quoting Adam C. Powell, IV (adam.powell@xxxxxxxx):
> > p.s. What exactly tcsh gains you over bash?  I know what an answer
> > will be for a comparison with an "original Bourne" but this is not
> > that one.
> 
> Dumb little things like ^D to list possible completions and intelligent
> completion with extensions.  Definitely not worth this hardship.

In bash, you get that by hitting tab twice.  Not exactly a hardship.

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Merry Christmas to all, I have traffic in sight" - Phyllis Moses

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