On Thu, 1 Sep 2016, Ed Avis wrote:
This is a small user-friendliness improvement in the mode without -f, since "warning: file 'a' specified twice" is easier to understand than "cannot remove 'a': No such file or directory", but it is also a performance improvement.
I wonder how difficult this is to understand: $ rm -v -- a a removed `a' rm: cannot remove `a': No such file or directory Maybe not so hard?
