Non-standard Unix commands

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1 total messages Started by Dean D Blakeley Sat, 11 Apr 1992 11:26

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Author: Dean D Blakeley
Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1992 11:26

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Something interesting happened last night that I didn't have an answer
to.  When trying to fix my NeXTstation at work, my wife said I should
have used a 'cut' command to help me out.  Now I don't want to bore
everybody with why I would want to do this, but 'cut' doesn't come with
our standard host of Unix commands.  I imagine this is probably a
difference between BSD and System V iterations.  We were curious, though,
about where one could obtain other possibly useful Unix functions that
aren't included in with the NeXT.  Thanks.

Dean (The physician who mungs Unix well)
Denise (The programmer who tries to patiently teach him)
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