In 5 years, the one true {,g,m}AWK is forked (again) as OpenAWK.. from
GNU awk(1). Undocumented switches are kept for BSD consistency (at
looks). We self-cope with BSD awk(1) in a number of miss-parsed
struggled diffs and give up. Nobody cares. GNU userland is
sup-positioning the BSD. We are one with the new kids. Old men are
no more.. reality check, awk(1) is not Xorg's XTerm, it can be upkept.
Why the undocumented switches are perceived as a failure in this
upkeep work reimport trim beginning, you tell.
On 9/20/23, Theo de Raadt <[email protected]> wrote:
> I really don't give a shit.
awk-local(1)
> Eponymous Pseudonym <[email protected]> wrote:
>> There is one (old man) in each of you, but "we" see the youth (in you)
>> forever.
