In Linux, each file or directory name (or more generally, pathname component) is just a string of bytes. It always ends with the C end-of-string mark, ASCII NUL: a zero. Value 47, ASCII /, is also reserved for use as a separator between pathnames.

Bash can read ASCII NUL separated data using read -d "" variable. You can set IFS=$'\0' to set the input separator to ASCII NUL also, but at least up to Bash-4.2.10, it will not work as you might expect it to with respect to word...

Just about everything under the sun!

For Details on today's NetBSD 5.1.2 release:

http://northtech.us/content/20120211...released-today

The easiest way to do this job is to remove the drain plugs but the part that they screw into within the slider may turn. If that happens a special tool is required to hold it. The procedure described here avoids that danger; it does not need any special tools.

Note on terms: the fork tube (a.k.a. stanchion) is attached to the yokes (a.k.a. triple tree) which pivot in the frame while the slider (a.k.a tube) holds the wheel. The least ambiguous terms, "stanchion" and "slider",...

I personally switched back to KDE in wake of 12.1 approaching over the summer. GNOME 3 isn't too bad for me, just different and weird, and if was tweaked a little might be good. In the past,
(starting with KDE 2.5\GNOME 2.16) I've bounced around between the two and have voted differently over the years. I've always used SUSE though.
Comparing LQ Members Choice Awards this year to last year, there seems to be a Great Schism in GNOME. KDE has kept about the same amount of votes, while...

Features:

• a patch file for UsR2usr to add /etc files to the files captured during a configure-ed installation.

Requires:

• gnu patch
• the original UsR2usr code [..we need to make slist into a lib, eh? :-)]

Here's UsR2usr.
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...ods-etc-34431/
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...ods-etc-34432/...