Do you run Unix without disk quotas?
Anthony "Tkil" Foiani
afoiani at nmsu.edu
Thu Feb 28 05:53:53 AEST 1991
One more small voice...
As an undergrad with a larger-than-normal disk quota, I rarely have
any trouble storing things. The main culprits to my disk space are
when I want a particular program [say, gnus 3.13, or perl, or ircII]
and the administraters never have the time to install it.
I'd install them myself, but undergrads aren't allowed root access.
More's the pity.
Cheers,
Tony
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Tony Foiani a.k.a. Tkil (afoiani at nmsu.edu) or (mcsajf at nmsuvm1.bitnet)
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