Forgot to Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Jan 11, 2008 8:02 PM, Lars Noodin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Jason McIntyre wrote: > ... > > generally speaking, the docs have a bias towards ksh, since ksh is the > > default shell. i'm not sure that that means having jobs(1) be a link to > > csh(1) is wrong though. if it points to ksh(1), csh users lose out. and > > vice versa. > > Ok. It's not a big deal either way, just that since OpenBSD defaults to > ksh, there is a reason to have the built-in shell commands default to ksh. > > What about saving space by using a symlink instead?
Saving space? It is already a hardlink (check the inode numbers). > > Regards > -Lars > > A solution would be to make a dummy page for built-in commands, and in this page tell the user to lookup the manpage of the shell he is using. But there is the problem of collision between built-in commands and binaries (e.g. time). So I think Jason's fix is better: drop the MLINKs, and tell the user to read the manpage of his shell in help(1) (I think that stuff doesn't belong in afterboot(8)). -- Pierre Riteau
