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> 
> > You mean update-alternatives? It is not intended to be run by 
> users but as a
> > tool for packagers (run during package installation).
> 
> That's not true.  --install and --remove are generally the province
> of installation and removal scripts, but --auto, --display and --config
> are certainly meant for interactive use by the system administrator.
> 

For me a-aTAB is O.K. :-) It is just 4 characters.