On Thu, Apr 06, 2000 at 02:39:06PM +0100, Jules Bean wrote: > I can't give you a detailed answer. The command-line utilities follow > the BSD syntax rather than SysV syntax, in most cases (ps auwx instead > of ps -ef) but enhanced (since they are the GNU versions, which have > more options in most cases). The C library is more-or-less a superset > of BSD and SysV, offering different versions of the calls in the > places where the systems differed (e.g. signal handling). ps is a superset as well--in potato you can use either auwx or -ef. When in doubt, emulate everything. :) -- Mike Stone
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