Mail Archives: opendos/1997/02/16/14:14:29
On Sat, 15 Feb 1997, yeep wrote:
> Shared libs sound good and all.
> But I hate it when I have 500+ app's in one directory.
> If you want top delete an app you no longer use, you've got to do some
> seious searching to find out which binairies are for which app.
> We've gotta make one helluva good standard to please both Linux users and
> DOS users.
Well this would be good, and I would like to add it to the wish list:
Everytime a file is accessed, a Last_Access_Date_Flag is stamped with the
date and time of access. Then you can kill the app, and after a while,
you'll find this binary which hasn't been accessed since you kilt the
application. For safety's sake, you _don't_ kill the binary, but zip it
to a 'suspect' file. Then should you happen to run a program which needs
the binary, you can retrieve it.
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