According to this article on ZDNet News, SCO pointed out some of the allegedly copied code in Linux in a presentation at SCO forum.
I think when you start getting quotes like "The DNA of Linux is coming from Unix.", it starts sounding more and more like a bad soap opera or worse "Voyager".
I would really like to have it open up the source code in the editor of my choice => Emacs rather than a Mozilla window or tab.
This would give me color coding, powerful search capability and being able to easily correct the insane formatting you find on on most generated webpages.
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According to this article on ZDNet News, SCO pointed out some of the allegedly copied code in Linux in a presentation at SCO forum.
I think when you start getting quotes like "The DNA of Linux is coming from Unix.", it starts sounding more and more like a bad soap opera or worse "Voyager".
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I would really like to have it open up the source code in the editor of my choice => Emacs rather than a Mozilla window or tab.
This would give me color coding, powerful search
capability and being able to easily correct the insane formatting you find on on most generated webpages.
Perl (or any languages that compiles to the Parrot VM) becomes a very attractive language for more types of problems.
I guess this is becoming something like the CLR.
So long as we get a foreach() mechanism with in-built index into the array it's looping over, I'll be happy. That's my biggest problem at the moment.
You mean something like:
foreach my $elem (@list ) {print "$elem\n"
}
This works in Perl5.