On Tue, 4 Apr 2000, David Elliott wrote:
> > Just because "Foo doesn't belong in the kernel" doesn't mean "Foo doesn't
> > belong in the global namespace."
> >
> > Doug "thinks '
> > mount -t user -o cdparanoiafs /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom
> > for i in /mnt/cdrom/*.wav
> > do
> > bladeenc $i ~/foo_$i.mp3
> > done
> > ' is really cool" Kilpatrick
> Errr.. that is until a CD has an unrecoverrable error (scratch) and you don't
> see it because you can't see the output from cdparanoia!
*shrug*. syslog?
> I still think that this is a bad idea. It's a good an interesting hack, but
> I have to ask: What is the point???
Namespace unification. Doing things "The Unix/Plan9 way". Interface
consistency.
Doug
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