> One last note: one of the reasons why tab-completion is frowned upon is > because it's indication of too intricate paths, remember to keep your > file trees clean and simple and to take advantage of binds and union > mounts to keep everything at hand. If you do this you won't miss > tab-completion and you will have a much easier time finding what you are > looking for.
I don't buy this. You can have a very simple path and still not remember what a command is called. I typed venti/^F the other day and was annoyed that I didn't get a list of the venti programs. So I typed ^U/bin/venti/^F and did get my list. But there's a difference between clean and easy to remember. Russ
