>I suppose this is so obvious to people who grew up with Unix that we >don't even think about it. Are you coming from a windows background? Yes. I have been programming on windows since 1995 and from the beginning I used Visual C++ and later Visual Studio (before then it was mostly Z80). I have written lots of tools and utilities and command-line tools too.
I have been using Linux in my spare time for about 4 years. I have used GUIs and IDEs much more than command-line tools and for source control I've used Visual SourceSafe, svn, cvs, Alienbrain and Perforce and for all of those I use shell extensions or GUI tools to make it much easier. I have used perforce through the command-line quite a lot and I am used to it's way of working. I use fossil on windows and linux and it does a great job with my own projects. :) So yes, I don't know how shells handle things because I'm not exposed to it that much and I guess the GUIs I use must "iron-out" some of these command-line "wrinkles" which I see. I am also not that good at replying properly to messages in this mailing list. ;) _______________________________________________ fossil-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.fossil-scm.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fossil-users
