[Sussex] Most insanely useful software every written
Steve Dobson
SDobson at manh.com
Mon Jul 28 15:36:00 UTC 2003
Hi Geoff et al
On 28 July 2003 at 14:36 Geoff Teale wrote:
> OK, OK OK,
>
> Now. I should have been clearer, maybe set a few rules:
I feel spec creep coming on :-)
Geoff is becoming a PHB!
> So:
>
> 1/
> It doesn't have to be on Linux, or indeed Unix. If you think
> Outlook is _the_
> app, please say so, we'll laugh at you, but at least you'll be honest.
>
> 2/
> It has to be userland software (not the kernel, or a device driver).
>
> 3/
> It should be useful because you _conciously_ use it on a
> regular basis and it makes your life better.
>
> Under these rules:
>
> `ls` counts as a fair answer
So does od; I do use it a lot sometimes with "-x" sometimes with "-c"
> vmLinuz does not!
Damn that spec creep!!!
If I'm running vmware does it count as a user land process then?
Steve
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