-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 drago01 wrote: >> I also against making it global by default. But this can be done >> in separate folder, not to standard /usr/bin, and then added for >> users who want it just add it into PATH. Yep, of course. This idea unobtrusive and don't hard for realization, but much harder for standartization between people (and distros) :) >> I not sure what I want it, but sometimes really hard understand >> by name what do command and from which area it is. > That is what man command is for ... Sometime I know what I want, but I don't know is standart utility present for this. For example, I need for grep'ing some user from users list on my host. How do it with 'man' utility? How I should guess about 'getent passwd'? and what records more readable: test $(getent passwd| grep -c '^someuser:') -eq 0 && useradd someuser or test $(system.user.list| grep -c '^someuser:') -eq 0 && system.user.add someuser getent group | grep '^somegroup:' or system.group.list | grep '^someuser:' For guru's of course much readable first variant :) Or in additional we may have aliases for: editor.txt => <your preferred editor> editor.txt.sed => /usr/bin/sed editor.txt.vim => /usr/bin/vim editor.txt.joe => ... editor.txt.gedit editor.txt.kwrite editor.img.gimp editor.sound.guitar-newbie etc what happens after edit<tab>? You'll see 'editor'. Type 't' and press <tab>. Press <enter> key for start preferred editor or just press <tab> key again and you'll see editors (and only editors). Of course, some utilities may present in few categories... And of course, my names of programs just for example. - -- WBR, Slavaz. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.5 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFLzat7b3oGR6aVLpoRAvtbAJ0dMLqtmIk0RujlCRYirDldui5s8wCggl5m +FxH9JZo7L03ByFaEkWknGc= =+Bfp -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- devel mailing list devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
