Yes indeed:
ls DIR
cp COPY
mv REANME
cat TYPE
Note: the VMS stuff was even longer. You ever used the "shell" there?
> Also, never EVER use special characters like "@" unless there is _reason_
> to use them. I don't see any reason to make a filesystem look like perl.
The reaons is that it is making the splitup betwen the enumeration
and naming part very easy. Not just for scripts but for C code as well.
Numbers get user quite frequently for versioning as well.
And I tought the above should be mainly used by programs?
> Please use sane names like "disknnn" over insane cryptographically secure
> filesystem contents like "sd@nnn".
I'm so used to sd@ :-). Don't invent where you can borrow - or you will
go the esperanto way.
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