On Tue, May 01, 2001 at 11:08:14PM +1000, Michael X Haynes uttered:
> Lastly I have a friend who swears by the virtues of Debian over
> mainstream Linux e.g RedHat, my current setup. Who will argue his
> case? I may just change if someone can convince me. ;)
Take a little time to learn the Debian Way <tm> and you'll be
convinced. It's just better. The defaults are more sensible, docs
are in the right place, config files are always in /etc and more.
RedHat is all over the place. Sure it's better than Slackware but
distros passed that a long time ago.
> What is the program that gives those crazy quotes at the bottom?
Here's mine. I'm sure there's better ways to do it.
#!/bin/sh
cat $HOME/.signature >/tmp/sig.simonr
/usr/games/fortune -s >>/tmp/sig.simonr
cat /tmp/sig.simonr
This line in .muttrc makes it work:
set signature="/home/simonr/bin/sigchange.sh|"
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