Hi Mait,

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On Wed, 1 Jan 2014 10:36:06 +0900
Mait <matte...@gmail.com> wrote:

> bad people because didn't tell me about this crazy tool.  You should spam
> about this regularly.

Spamming is unethical, not to mention often illegal. However, if you care about
GNU parallel, you might be able to donate some money for web advertising
(Google AdSense/etc.). Will you?

> I've read tutorial and man page. It could be better if I read tutorial first.
> Yes, 2500 lines are not convenience. :-) First sentence of`man parallel` could
> be "Read the tutorial. Don't read me first.".

It should be "You should probably read the tutorial first." (with a link). I
can try submitting a patch for it.

> 
> Anyway I'm happy to know parallela. 

It's "parallel" - not "parallela" (it is spelled without the trailing "a").

> Very impressive. It just likely will be my
> shell.

parallel cannot be made a shell (like bash, zsh, or ksh). If you mean that
it will be part of your shell’s commands’ arsenal, then sure - it’s a welcome
addition.

> 
> One thing, Why the ****ing '--tollef' is in '/etc/parallela/config' by
> default? (Ubuntu 13.10) I've lost my two hours wondering why parallela ignore
> stdin. Is that upstream default?
> 

I do not see a file called /etc/parallel/config anywhere in Mageia Linux’s
parallel-20130722-2.mga4 package. So I presume it’s an Ubuntu addition. 

> What is tollef?
> 

The man page says:

<<<<
       --tollef (obsolete - will be retired 20140222)
                Make GNU parallel behave more like Tollef's parallel command.
                It activates -u, -q, and --arg-sep --. It also causes -l to
                change meaning to --load.

                Not giving '--' is unsupported.

                Do not use --tollef unless you know what you are doing.

                To override use --gnu.

>>>>

I don't know what Tollef’s parallel command is.

Regards,

        Shlomi Fish

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