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Subject: csh vs tcsh
From: taalebi at ai.mit.edu (taalebi at ai.mit.edu)
Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2003 18:47:27 -0500 (EST)

With many thanks to Peter, Jerry, and Dave for sharing their insights.

At least in RedHat Linux 7.2, csh in not a symbolic link to tcsh.
	tcsh is located in /usr/local/bin (/com/sol2/bin)
while 
	csh is in /bin.

I have decided to use tcsh now and look into zsh later.

And by the way, was is the advantage of using bash then?

Cheers,
>>Ali

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