On Sun, Feb 24, 2002 at 06:56:23PM -0800, Kahli R. Burke wrote: > > Printing is IMHO still a weak spot for Linux and other unix like > systems, unless you have a postscript printer. They usually work great.
The latest GNU ghostscript (6.53) comes with IJS and stp (Gimp-Print) drivers. CUPS is always improving (and IMHO by far the easiest way to print OpenSource style), and the developers of foomatic (http://www.linuxprinting.org/) plan to replace the perl code (which depends on ~15 non-standard perl modules) with C to make it easier to use and much faster. OpenSource printing won't be a weak spot for long :) > you could do this with alias cd='cd $1 | ls'. The $1 represents the > first argument to the cd command. So, if you type cd /blah, /blah gets > substituted for $1. Yes, you can extend this concept to $2, $3, etc. ? This gives me `ls` with zsh, bash and ksh, and doesn't do the cd. Shouldn't the '|' be replaced with '&&'? -- <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
