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Thread: What are your opinions on "replacement" programs for core utilities
Post: RE: What are your opinions on "replacement" progra...
| I think reinventing the wheel can be very beneficial in these cases.
While the original coreutils are very powerful and have certainly advanced over the years, they have mostly just added new feature... |
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Thread: Writing good CLI apps
Post: RE: Writing good CLI apps
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Quote:First of all, it complexify you program, as it forces you to handle edge-cases, for example if you don't make use of long options, or subcommands.
This is basically developer exp... |
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Programming On Unix
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Thread: Scavenger Hunt New Year Edition
Post: RE: Scavenger Hunt New Year Edition
| So this one was really fun, and made me learn a few new tricks. Thanks for setting this up!
This was the first Nixers scavenger hunt I completed, and I'll certainly keep an eye out for more. I love t... |
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Community & Forums Related Discussions
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Thread: Struggling to use linux in college
Post: RE: Struggling to use linux in college
| Pandoc was already mentioned, but I'd like to reiterate on it's usefulness. Markdown -> PDF is extremely useful, but when minimal formatting is allowed and professors require editable document, Pan... |
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