Ask Unix Co-Creator Rob Pike
Today we return to our Slashdot interview roots with a "Call for questions" for Rob "Commander" Pike, who has been involved in the development of many modern programming concepts, GUI advances, character sets, and operating systems. We'll email 10 - 12 of the highest-moderated questions to Rob and post his answers as soon as he gets them back to us.
Ahh, you see, UNIX was created back in the day when we couldn't afford vowels, and many consonants.
As such, common commands had to be shortened a little bit:
"Copy" becomes "cp"
"List" becomes "ls"
"Rename" becomes "mv" and so on.
That was bcaus the -ky on my kyboard was not working as it should in thos days.
If you know what's wrong and know how to fix it, why don't you fix it already! The source is out there.
emacs or vi?
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