clyh I love the Obarun alt+arrow controls, Thank you for making this distro. (Also I love Venom Linux.) But I was making a script and found something unexpected: When I echo '1.23' | tr -d. the output is tr: invalid option -- '.' Try 'tr --help' for more information. The "Colors" comic in webtoons.com taught me C'est quoi ce bordel. ... Maybe I should have chosen 'Touriste' as my user name. Oh, the build seems to be from 2020 October 31.
ncmprhnsbl hi, :) echo '1.23' | tr -d\. tr: invalid option -- '.' Try 'tr --help' for more information. needs a space between -d and . : echo '1.23' | tr -d \. 123 or echo '1.23' | tr -d . 123 ...if that's what you're trying to do?
clyh Yes, you are right.... I was trying whacks and semiquotes to make sure the dot was not being interpreted funny. But I have never observed the need for a space after the argument-introducer before. Checking, checking;... MX Linux (on my web-facing computer) is exhibiting the same "bug". Oh, I was thinking of how "cut" arguments work; no spaces needed there. Also I see there is bug report section into which I should have figured out how to submit. Oh, well! Thanks, ncmprhnsbl !