not a support question
Trixar_za
offlineKey Master
I updated ScummVM today and I'm wondering which other packages in SliTaz's is in dire need of an update.
I'm only trying minor updates for now, so please don't request major updates that broke backward compatibility or just breaks everything else. If one version compiles with similar arguments than the one before it, then it's fine as an update candidate.
Aleksej
offlineCoder-hobbyist
Hi Neo_Pt,
I think this helps you: http://ss64.com/bash/dir.html
Open your ~/.profile and add alias for dir as ls -C. Sadly, Busybox's ls not supported -b option.
Trixar_za
offlineKey Master
The stuff you guys come up with *shakes head*
Oups !
I didnt know that the "dir" command is a Windows "only" prompt command sorry :-)
Thanks for the hint @Aleksej.
*** Lesson of the day: ls is the equivalent of Windows command dir ***
Edit: Oh ! And Cristoph ... like we say in Portugal ... " We are always learning " ;-)
christophe
offlineMember
Neo,
Really, I could not resiste to that one (which is not mine by the way but is extratracted from an "old" story of an admin taking support calls and giving "advises" to his customers)
(use special command format c: was one of his recommandation... ;)
and dir is a dos command, dating back to the pre-windows era
And it is more accurate to say that dir is the equivalent of Unix command ls
since unix was there before dos
;)
hope this helps to make the whole story... whole and consistent ;)
Aleksej
offlineCoder-hobbyist
IBM PC-DOS (and the separately sold MS-DOS) and its predecessor, 86-DOS, were loosely inspired by Digital Research's CP/M, which was the dominant disk operating system for 8-bit Intel 8080 and Zilog Z80 based microcomputers. PC-DOS ran on Intel 80x86-family processors.
Quote source: Wikipedia:DOS.
I'm shocked! ;) Where is Unix? Is Wikipedia evil enemy's site? ;D
BTW, DOS is couse a little bit nostalgia for me. DRDOS, NC or VC, QBasic, ball mouse, Epson matrix printer connected via LPT, up to 10 games on 1.44 diskette... ;)
BTW, DOS is couse a little bit nostalgia for me. DRDOS, NC or VC, QBasic, ball mouse, Epson matrix printer connected via LPT, up to 10 games on 1.44 diskette... ;)
DOS & QBasic for me is the beginning of my life.
I remember my first code that i've do it with 12 years old, without a computer ( neither Spectrum ):
10 let a=pass
20 input a
30 if a=pass then goto 50
40 echo wrong password
50 end
Trixar_za
offlineKey Master
I think most of us coded in Qbasic at one point
Darjeeling
offlineMember
Qbasic / TI 99/4A ...
... and I spent the first 4 years of my professional IT life coding Z80 assembler on an at the time state-of-the-art industrial control system. But enough of our heroic deeds during better times and back to the bleak present and to Trixar's original post.
Last week there's been a brand-new 0.4.7 release of Midori. Although I don't think there is a 'dire need' for an update, Midori is the default browser in SliTaz and should therefore be kept up to date. So, if this doesn't cause too much trouble, my suggestion is Midori 0.4.7.
totoetsasoeur
offlineModerator
For cooking, midori 0.5.0 is already in: http://pkgs.slitaz.org/search.sh?receipt=midori&version=cooking
Happy slitaz
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