So sprach [EMAIL PROTECTED] am Sun, Jun 17, 2001 at 03:45:08PM +0200:
> Well you are misinterpreting standards. The standard pager is more and if
> a user did not set $PAGER he does not care about the pager he uses.
> This is how UNIX always worked.

Urgs, if a user does not have PAGER set (which I suspect the most (Linux ?)
users don't have set), he expects the standard pager to be invoked.

On Linux, the standard pager is less, and *NOT* more.

> DONT DO THIS!

Why?  Because the user might get what he's used to?

Alexander Skwar
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