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From: Chad Schwartz <cwslist@main.cornernet.com>
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Subject: Re: Linux 2.2.19pre3
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> And which of the versions of 'which' would you rather people had. Do you want
> csh behaviour, tcsh behaviour, which non builtin BSD behaviour, which as alias
> trick behaviour, which as ksh behaviour..
>
> There is no standard which command.

Exactly why there will be 3 different overall behaviors for 3 different
distributions, in most cases.

Chad



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