Re: Diary

[Miles Bader]

Leo <address@hidden> writes:
>>    The shell utility `calendar' is not in modern GNU/Linux.
>>
>> calendar was introduced in System 7, which dates back to 1980, and is
>> quite standard on GNU systems.  What strange system are you using that
>> does not have calendar?
>
> GNU/Linux

YMMV:

   $ uname -o
   GNU/Linux
   $ calendar
   Oct 18  St. Luke
   Oct 18  Boston Shoemakers form first US labor org., 1648
   Oct 18  Soviets announce their probe took photos of the Moon's far side, 1959
   Oct 18* Shmini Atzeret (8th Day of Gathering; 1 day after Sucot)
   Oct 18* Yizkor
   Oct 18  Chuck Berry is born in San Jose, California, 1926
   Oct 18  Aujourd'hui, c'est la St(e) Luc.
   Oct 18  Wartburgfest der Deutschen Burschenschaften, 1817
   Oct 18  Verabschiedung des Sozialistengesetzes durch den Reichstag, 1878
   Oct 19  Mao Tse-tung establishes the People's Republic of China, 1949
   Oct 19  Napoleon's beaten army begins the long retreat from Moscow, 1812
   Oct 19* Simchas Torah (Rejoicing of the Law)
   $ type calendar
   calendar is hashed (/usr/bin/calendar)
   $ dpkg -S /usr/bin/calendar
   bsdmainutils: /usr/bin/calendar

-miles
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