On Mon, 24 Apr 2000, Andrew Brown wrote:

# ># all i'm trying to get across is that netbsd doesn't just have two "run
# ># levels", it has five, if you look at them the way that system v looks
# ># at them.  and it'd be really easy to change shutdown so that you could
# ># say "shutdown and reboot" or "shutdown and halt" or even "shutdown and
# ># poweroff".  synonyms.
# >
# >Don't make me speak English to my machine, please :_)
# >"shutdown -r", "shutdown -h" and "shutdown -p" work *just fine*, thanks.
# 
# "who am i"?
# 
# or perhaps the colors would be better?  "shutdown go black"?

*punt*
"...and what a spectacular vault by Andrew Brown, ladies and gentlemen."
"Yeah, Stu, he really got some airspeed from Greywolf's backside punt,
there..."
"AND HE'S THROUGH THE UPRIGHTS!  IT'S GOOD!"

Come on, now.  I mean, I use "who . ."!

It doesn't even print host!user anymore; why bother? :-)
["That's a -- I say, that's a joke, son...you're supposed to laugh."]

				--*greywolf;
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