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From: bob@SU-SHASTA.ARPA
Newsgroups: net.unix-wizards
Subject: Re: Berkeley 'dehancements'
Message-ID: <12609@sri-arpa.UUCP>
Date: Sun, 30-Sep-84 19:42:13 EDT
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Posted: Sun Sep 30 19:42:13 1984
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It is unfortunate that you, and others, completely missed my point.
I responded to someone's request 'for a csh to sh script translator so that he
could run csh scripts published on the net on his system which did not have
csh' by saying **systems** without csh are inferior to **systems** that do have
it. (This is a paraphrase of the original.)
My evidence is that a system with csh can run these scripts while those without
csh cannot.

I did not say that sh was inferior to csh. I find uses for each shell and would
not want to be without either.