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Really, I make changes now and then; many times after
trying the resulting binaries I change my mind and
use yesterday + cp to restore the source back to its
previous state. Some other times I bind temporary directories
on top of the sources and make the changes there.


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From: Dave <dave@dave.tj>
Subject: Re: [9fans] blanks in file names
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You're not going to do that every time you make a change to the
filesystem.  Besides, that won't undo all the "changes" to all the
new programs that lack complexity because they don't have to reinvent
the wheel.

 - Dave


Fco.J.Ballesteros wrote:
> 
> >> But above all, I will undo the changes made in this respect to my
> >> local system if you guys or the system designers choose a different way.
> ...
> > Undoing kernel-level changes won't be easy, especially when people start
> 
> 9fs dump
> cp blah blah
> 
> Sorry, couldn't resist. I just love this system :-)
> 

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