>  > csh : I often have the msg : sh: warning: running as root with dot in PATH
> 
> /bin/sh has a really rediculous (had?) warning in it.  I think it may be 
> gone in -current now...

I'd rather have that, than the alternative, of something named ls in ./ that
does say rm -rf /usr

> 	emacs -> emacs-19.28
> This is so you can have multiple versions of emacs around, and run 
> whichever by default upon typing emacs.  A stock gcc install from the FSF 
> does the same thing...

definitly a good thing, considering the disk space emacs requires.. but
I love to waste gigs of diskspace on bad software.


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