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ac accton acpiconf acpidb acpidump adduser adjkerntz apmd arp ath3kfw atrun audit auditd auditdistd authpf authpf-noip automount automountd autounmountd backlight bcmfw beastie.4th bectl beinstall beinstall.sh bhyve bhyvectl bhyveload binmiscctl blacklistctl blacklistd bluetooth-config boot boot0cfg boot1.efi boot_i386 bootparamd bootpd bootpef bootpgw bootptest boottrace brand.4th bsdconfig bsdinstall bsdlabel bthidcontrol bthidd btpand btxld camcontrol camdd ccdconfig certctl chat check-password.4th chkgrp chkprintcap chown chroot clear_locks cli.lua clri color.4th color.lua comcontrol comsat config config.lua conscontrol core.lua cpucontrol crash crashinfo cron ctladm ctld ctlstat cxgbetool daemon dconschat ddb decryptcore delay.4th devctl devd devfs devinfo devmatch dhclient dhclient-script diskinfo disklabel diskless dma dmesg dnctl drawer.lua dump dumpcis dumpfs dumpon editmap edquota efi efibootmgr efidp efitable efivar efiwake etcupdate etherswitchcfg extattrctl fastboot fasthalt fdcontrol fdformat fdisk ffsinfo fingerd flowctl freebsd-update fsck fsck_4.2bsd fsck_ffs fsck_msdosfs fsck_ufs fsdb fsirand fstyp ftp-proxy ftpd fwcontrol fwget gbde gcache gconcat geli geom getextattr getfmac getpmac getty gfx.lua ggatec ggated ggatel gjournal glabel gmirror gmountver gmultipath gnop gpart gpioctl gptboot gptboot.efi gptzfsboot graid graid3 growfs gshsec gssd gstat gstripe gunion gvinum gvirstor halt hastctl hastd hccontrol hcsecd hook.lua hostapd hostapd_cli hoststat hprop hpropd hv_kvp_daemon hv_vss_daemon i2c iasl ibstat ifconfig ifmcstat inetd init intro iostat iovctl ip6addrctl ipf ipfs ipfstat ipfw ipfwpcap ipmon ipnat ippool iprop
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| “ | This philosophy, in the hands of amateurs, leads to inexplicably mind-numbing botches like the existence of two programs, “head” and “tail,” which print the first part or the last part of a file, depending. Even though their operations are duals of one another, “head” and “tail” are different programs, written by different authors, and take different options! | ” |
| — The Unix Haters' handbook | ||