(i think you need a needspace=1 in the Android case to make things like `uname -os` look right; "AndroidLinux" vs "Android Linux"? and the non-Android case now behaves differently than other unames for `uname -os`; just "Linux" rather than "Linux Linux".)
On Thu, Sep 16, 2021 at 6:32 PM Rob Landley <[email protected]> wrote: > On 9/16/21 8:14 PM, enh wrote: > > given that we've never had a `uname -o` on Android before, by definition > no-one > > can have any expectations of what it should output, so seems fine to me. > (you > > could make the same argument for just letting it output "Linux", of > course, but > > That's what uname says with no arguments. (Default output is -s I think?) > > > since there's _potentially_ value in knowing you're on Android.) > > > > i assume the above was the question you were actually asking, but i > can't help > > follow on to ... afaict this non-POSIX, non-BSD, non-macOS flag only > exists to > > put "GNU" in front of "Linux" on Linux systems (which are the only > systems that > > implement the flag anyway)? > > I remember why I made the change now... > > > does anyone have an actual _use_ for this flag? > > Well, they might now. :) > > Rob >
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