Re: [Gnu-arch-users] Re: Online book for usability

[Jani Monoses]

> The reason that reverting changes to 'a' single file(s) yet is that
> _you_ haven't provided the code to do it -- yet. There's a lot of things
> that a lot of people want, and by definition, its not going to get done
> until its done!

Not necessarily IMHO. From what I see some functionality will never make into
tla core because it is easy to do by scripting around what tla already
provides. The problem is not that a 'silly pipe' has to be constructed or even
a few lines of bash to get something done, but the fact that this has to be
done many times by new users who are overwhelmed by tla and try to
(ironically) keep complexity and stuff to remember down by not installing aba,
tla-cvs-tools, pyarch etc.
It would all be simpler for newcomers to have such a wrapper-set bundled with
tla.