[Leaplist] 10 good linux habbits to adopt

[Jim Hartley]

This sort of thing should be equally applicable to Linux, or AIX, or 
*BSD, or pretty much any other *ix. But a lot of the stuff seemed a bit 
on the nit-picking side, and overly concerned with execution efficiency. 
Unless you're running *ix on a MITS Altair or your TV remote control, 
you'll never notice the difference. And I doubt I would be typing any of 
those combined commands in directly - if I'm doing it once I'll do it 
one command at a time, and if I'm doing it a lot I'll probably write a 
shell script.

So IMHO it's not bad stuff, just kind of irrelevant. You may find a gem 
or two that works for your command line working style, or maybe not. Or 
maybe you do most of your work using GUI tools  ...

Jim Hartley

Derek Konigsberg wrote:
> The article was UNIX habits, and its obviously in the AIX library 
> (IBM's UNIX), so how exactly did this become "linux habits"? ;-)
>
> -Derek
>
> On Sat, 16 Dec 2006, Ray Brunkow wrote:
>
>> from IBM:
>>
>> http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/aix/library/au-badunixhabits.html?ca=lnxw01GoodUnixHabits 
>>
>>
>> are these things good, bad, indifferent?
>>
>> -- 
>> Raymond L. Brunkow
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