Re: shutdown vs reboot command

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Most of the time when I reboot my system I use
shutdown now -r instead of just reboot. What do you think?
both should do about the same thing...I believe they're usually 
all links to the same underlying executable and that the 
executable sniffs what it was executed as to determine proper 
behavior.
I'm lazy and "reboot"/"halt" are both faster for me to type and 
easier for me to remember, so that's what I use.
If I need more precision for some reason (to shut down at some 
time other than now), I fall back to using "shutdown", but most 
of the time I just want to reboot/powerdown *right now*.
-tim


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