On Thu, Nov 19, 1998 at 09:27:58PM -0800, Marc Barnett wrote: > > Yes. One generally does not associate "utils" with being installed in > > "games". Utils, games, utils, games. > > You're missing the point. /usr/games/banner is not a util. I can't think of a > valid system use for it at all. > > BTW: /usr/games/banner is the "original" location on BSD. But it's not a game. It's not "fun" to run banner (well, it's not for me :), and so it's a util. Anyway, it's useful for printing out banners (which, I suppose, is why it's called banner). -- Edward John M. Brocklesby System Administrator, Klamath Public Access Unix System | Data: +44 1865 454802 | Free-VMS - Expand your mind - www.free-vms.org | Free UNIX Accounts | Finger ejb@deep-thought.ml.org for PGP key
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