Gonix – Unix tools written in Go
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Gonix – Unix tools written in Go
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Re: Gonix – Unix tools written in Go
#2Very nice, please add at least some of this; grep, rm, secure, file, top, trace, ping, whois
Re: Gonix – Unix tools written in Go
#3What happens when you tail a 32 gig file?
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#4Re: Gonix – Unix tools written in Go
#5You should totally change the name to Goonix (it just reminds me of one of my favourite movies - Goonies that is)
Re: Gonix – Unix tools written in Go
#6What happens when you tail a 32 gig file?
From a glance at the code [0], it looks like it will read it all into memory first.
A better way to do this would be to utilize the io.Reader interface.
[0] https://github.com/polegone/gonix/blob/0b65cd4fb9c6c44357d0a...
Re: Gonix – Unix tools written in Go
#7Why do Go programmers always want to redo everything? It's rare to see something actually new written in Go, proving that Go can do everything C can (except make shared libraries and produce small binary sizes) but not that it's actually better.
Re: Gonix – Unix tools written in Go
#8https://github.com/polegone/gonix/blob/master/cp.go
I think it needs some work for actual parity =)
Re: Gonix – Unix tools written in Go
#9There is no reason to ever want to do this.
Re: Gonix – Unix tools written in Go
#10https://github.com/polegone/gonix/blob/master/cp.go I think it needs some work for actual parity =)
The author specifically singles out cp as being incomplete in the readme.