On Tue, 7 Oct 2014 07:21:43 -0500, John McKown wrote: >> >> o find -i >> o find -l >> o find -follow # but breaking symlink cycles. >> o find -print0 > >IMO, replace above with "GNU find" or functional equivalent. > I was kind of hinting at that.
>> o less > >Yes, I have put in an alias: >alias less='vi -R' >to "emulate" some of the less functionality. > Lacking the "F" command to tail a file being actively created. Lacking the ability to view stdin. >> o xterm > >Why? I don't see the need to run xterm on the z/OS system. I run it on my >desktop (well, actually I run Konsole). What would you use it for? > Convenience. I have a few scripts on Linux/Solaris (compatible), each of which opens an xterm window and issues the "vi [-R]" or "less" command on each filename argument. This lets me open viewers or editors in separate windows in a single line command without no need to create a terminal, login, cd through a list of directories, and view for each. >> And, not an enhancement, but a bug which IBM support has inexplicably >> declared WAD: Fix the EN_US collating sequence! > >Actually, I expect the PTBs to reject all of this. I still don't get the >impression that the IBM people in charge of z/OS really have any true >liking for the UNIX portion. And most of them seem to be very much "IP >hogs" (that's Intellectual Property and not Internet Protocol). But that >may be my freaky FSF persona coming out. -- gil ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
