On 2006-02-03, Richard A. Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > But I don't 'mv' an object on my desk I 'move' it. You don't go and > 'cp' something on the copier.
Well, I 'siirrän' (1st person singular form of the verb 'siirtää' that has the singular imperative form 'siirrä' suitable for commands) files around the file system and 'kopioin' (imperative: 'kopioi') or 'monistan' (duplicate, imperative: 'monista') something on a photocopier. The point is, if you really want commands to reflect what people think, you have to localise them too. While I can and often do think in English although it is not my native language, not everyone can do that. > I wasn't thinking it would be removed. It's needed for backwards > compatibility. Such was, however, proposed earlier in this thread. > I meant at the shell level. Although, I'm just assuming that anyone who > has a preference of 'mv' over 'move' is a *nix user and has things like > that available. But then it's not 'darcs mv'. -- Tuomo _______________________________________________ darcs-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.abridgegame.org/mailman/listinfo/darcs-users
