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  1. Bradley M. Kuhn Bradley M. Kuhn GNU's Not Unix

    I posted what I thought was a controversial post to !GNU #Bash mailing list. I wonder if silence is b/c it is or isn't: http://ur1.ca/4gwiv

    Sunday, 19-Jun-11 00:03:21 UTC from web
    • Bradley M. Kuhn Bradley M. Kuhn Richard Fontana

      @fontana, #Bash has too many lines of code to justify a reimplementation from scratch. Besides, I'd use #Haskell rather than #OCaml.

      Sunday, 19-Jun-11 00:16:47 UTC
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    • Luke Shumaker Luke Shumaker

      @bkuhn It doesn't seem controversial to me, while u do suggest a significant change, you explain and present it reasonably. Std op procedure

      Sunday, 19-Jun-11 00:28:55 UTC
    • Bradley M. Kuhn Bradley M. Kuhn Free Software & Culture Group , Luke Shumaker

      @lukeshu, Yeah,you're right. For me,it's the most stressful part about !FaiF development; it's in fact why I never became a "real" developer

      Sunday, 19-Jun-11 00:30:24 UTC
    • Bradley M. Kuhn Bradley M. Kuhn GNU's Not Unix

      Chet #Ramey answered my !GNU #Bash proposal. Non-committal on whether he'll take patch,but pointed me to read_history_range(). ur1.ca/4j8h8

      Saturday, 25-Jun-11 16:19:46 UTC
    • Luke Shumaker Luke Shumaker

      @bkuhn It looks like he'd take the patch, his concern seems to be "is it worth the effort to even do it?"

      Saturday, 25-Jun-11 16:31:27 UTC

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