LINUXHATE(1)                User Manuals                    LINUXHATE(1)



NAME
     linuxhate - god dammit, why does it have to suck so much? 

SYNOPSIS
     rm [-rf] [ vmlinuz ] /opt /usr/src/linux /etc/rc.d...

DESCRIPTION
     linuxhate  You installed WHAT?  Well now you've done it. 
     Get ready for 
	  
	  tables. By default it parses all baz segments and rearranges
     them  in  reverse  order  by time for the xyzzy(1) linker to
     find them. The symdef entry is then compressed using the WBG
     (Whiz-Bang-Gizmo) algorithm.  All files are processed in the
     order specified.

OPTIONS
     -b   Do not write `busy' to stdout while processing.

     -c config-file
          Use the alternate system wide  config-file  instead  of
          /etc/foo.conf.   This overrides any FOOCONF environment
          variable.

     -a   In addition to the baz segments, also parse the  blurfl
          headers.

     -r   Recursive  mode.  Operates  as fast as lightning at the
          expense of a megabyte of virtual memory.

FILES
     /etc/foo.conf
          The system wide configuration file. See foo(5) for fur-
          ther details.
     ~/.foorc
          Per  user  configuration  file.  See foo(5) for further
          details.

ENVIRONMENT
     FOOCONF
          If non-null the full pathname for an  alternate  system
          wide foo.conf.  Overridden by the -c option.

DIAGNOSTICS
     The following diagnostics may be issued on stderr:

     Bad magic number.
          The input file does not look like an archive file.
     Old style baz segments.
          foo  can  only  handle  new  style  baz segments. COBOL
          object libraries are not supported in this version.

BUGS
     The command name should have been chosen more  carefully  to
     reflect its purpose.

AUTHOR
     Jens Schweikhardt <howto at schweikhardt dot net>
SEE ALSO
     bar(1), foo(5), xyzzy(1)

Linux                Last change: MARCH 1995                    2