Matthew Burgess wrote these words on 07/27/05 15:23 CST:
> Some time ago, BLFS added the '-v' (verbose) flag to common Unix
> commands ('mv', 'ln', etc.) so that it was clearer to readers a) what
> the result of running the command was (especially in the case of 'ln')
> and b) if they'd made an error. It also, of course, helps greatly when
> perusing log files. I'm therefore proposing that LFS adopts the same
> policy. Does anyone have any strong opinions either way?
A very good idea.
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