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Thorvalds himself to name the Linux system call tracer after the SysV STREAMS tracer thus giving 'strace' the functionality of 'truss'. I know I'll get massively downvoted for this, but command name conflicts have been around in unixoid operating systems for ages.Īre you old enough to remember the conflict between 'rsh' (restricted Bourne shell) and 'rsh' (remote shell)? Some vendors solved this by putting the two binaries in different directories, but HP did rename the remote shell binary to 'remsh' (at least in the versions of HP-UX I have known, to wit 7.x - 9.x) which was not good for cross platform script compatibility.Įven worse for cross-platform scripting was their decision to embed the functionality of 'nawk' into 'awk' and do away with the 'nawk'-command altogether.Īnother blunder of the sort that comes to mind is the decision of Mr. 90% of the time, what you lose to network inefficiency by using FTP over something like rsync is insignificant compared to the hassle of getting more sophisticated systems to actually bloody talk to each other. Integration is one of the most irritating bits of IT. Because lots of applications support ftp they can do the sync, merge and conflict resolution stuff at application level which works enormously better than a sync client which presents applications with what appears to be a local file system then tries to sort out the conflicts itself (which is fundamentally impossible if I have made changes to, for example, a keepass file on two separate machines).
As an example, after spending a long time trying various cloud file sync services for home use I've discovered that what I really wanted all along was just an ftp server running on my main machine. FTP is great because it's an old universally established standard, and that trumps almost all other considerations. Maybe I'm feeding the troll here but I'm going to do it anyway. However I seriously doubt that a lot (Microsoft doing things correctly) every piece of Unix related stuff that I have seen from Microsoft was a pile of crap. net scripting from bash or ksh without having to do anything special. I haven't bothered to check PowerMeh! for Linux, but if MS have done things correctly in the Unix style I should be able to leverage PowerMeh! and. To achieve object-level functionality as you do in PowerMeh! all that is required is to have something in the environment that the shell can use and there you go.
The integration is provided by the environment itself, there is no requirement for a program to do anything to be integrated in the shell, and the shell doesn't need to do anything special to interact with a program and automate things. (The system's design makes automation-shell functionality an inherent quality of the OS) In a Unix box (not just Linux) the distinction between the shell and the utilities is: NONE. Wintards thing everything must work like it does in Windows.
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