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11-09-2001
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multiple source code
Is there any site that has the source code for just about all the apps that usually come default installed on most *nix systems (su, grep, find, etc...). Im average at c/c++ programming and feal like taking on a new challenge, understanding the source of well know apps.
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11-12-2001
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Try www.gnu.org
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