🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <l2qt9t8jjeh2vd414c3mm76bp81ffphj32@4ax.com>,
	rtoledo@gte.net writes:
> On Thu, 01 Mar 2001 06:06:40 GMT,  rockhead.com@bigbox.wan.vpn (Paul
> Newhouse) wrote:
> 
>>In article <oqgr9t0lt1r63jv127vhifeitausq4i57c@4ax.com>,
>>	rtoledo@gte.net writes:
>>> On Wed, 28 Feb 2001 03:11:56 GMT,  rockhead.com@bigbox.wan.vpn (Paul
>>> Newhouse) wrote:
>>> 
>>> 
>>>>
>>>>Hidden "files" ok, hidden "folders" no!  rtoledo is a Microsoft Centric
>>>>moron.
>>>>
>>>>Paul
>>>>
>>>>> directories. These are file and directory names that begin with
>>>>> the '.' character. They don't show on a vanilla 'ls' listing.
>>>>> I believe they do show up in an ftp 'dir', though, so I don't
>>>>> think this is what the poster was referring to.
>>>>> 
>>>>> 						Kayembee
>>> 
>>> LOL  I might be M$ Centric even though a family member has worked for
>>> them ;)
>>> when M$ does it good I say it, when they do it bad I say it, and when
>>> they steal or "borrow" ideas from other companies what can I say ;)
>>> 
>>> as for hidden directories, I sure have *found* a lot of files that
>>> way(in hidden directories) there's even a patch for Cuteftp to do the
>>> L -a  command.  those running Linux can ck the   ls   command  and see
>>> what  -a  or -A    does ;)
>>
>>I perfectly aware of what leading . does to files and/or directories.
>>Try -a on most unices.
>> 
>>> speaking of M$ junk  WinME sucks!  Win98SE rocks!
>>
>>What's your point folder boy?
>>
>>Paul
> I think you need prozac.  I would show you my Solaris 8,Linux and OS2
> machines if it would help, but I can tell it won't.

Your point gets more and more vaque.  Would it help if I showed you my
NetBSD (i386, Alpha), Linux (RH, SW, Caldera), HPUX 11.o, 11.11), Solaris 
(6, 7, 8), AiX and IRIX machines?

   folders - Microsoft terminology not unix

"ls -a" shows you files and directories, including '.' and '..'.
(Not clear why you think that's relevant?)

Paul
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