I wrote: > On System III directories were files. Nicolas George writes: > On Linux, directories are files.
Try to edit one. On System III the same system calls operated on files and directories. -- John Hasler j...@sugarbit.com Elmwood, WI USA
- Re: How to compare contents of two folders... Alexander V. Makartsev
- Re: How to compare contents of two fol... Nicolas George
- Re: How to compare contents of two fol... tomas
- Re: How to compare contents of two fol... Michel Verdier
- All the unicorns are dead on Linux (was: How to com... Jeffrey Walton
- Re: All the unicorns are dead on Linux (was: H... tomas
- Re: All the unicorns are dead on Linux (was: H... Nicolas George
- Re: All the unicorns are dead on Linux (was: H... Paul Duncan
- Re: All the unicorns are dead on Linux John Hasler
- Re: All the unicorns are dead on Linux Nicolas George
- Re: All the unicorns are dead on L... John Hasler
- Re: All the unicorns are dead... Nicolas George
- Re: All the unicorns are dead... Pocket
- Re: All the unicorns are dead... David Wright
- Re: All the unicorns are dead... tomas
- Re: All the unicorns are dead... Nicolas George
- Re: All the unicorns are dead... Dan Ritter
- Re: All the unicorns are dead... tomas
- Re: All the unicorns are dead... Nicolas George
- Re: All the unicorns are dead... tomas
- Re: All the unicorns are dead... Charles Curley
