[Project_owners] FireCom Console Application

[Jussi Kalliokoski]

eric.jung at yahoo.com wrote:
> From: Jussi Kalliokoski <jussi at kalliokosket.net>
> >(I mean... C'mon.. A command named cd.. ? are you kidding me? that 
> should refer to a file called cd<
>
> As if "ls" is any better? :)
> I'm sure you know that cd stands for "change directory". What does ls 
> stand for? I read an article many years ago that it originally (i.e., 
> in the 1960s) was "lsd", as a nod towards the hallucinogen, but was 
> subsequently changed to "ls" for that very same reason.
I'm not talking about cd, that is quite ok and it's also used in Linux, 
but cd.. is not. .. is an argument in Linux, not a part of the command. ^^
Hehe, thx for the info, I've been wondering. :D