Re: several important questions

[Kristoffer Lawson <setok@fishpool.com>]

On Fri, 20 Mar 1998, Martin-Eric Racine wrote:

> An example, quoted from "Rescued by Unix, p.24 (A.Hansen), Jamsa Press":
> 
> "To log out, you can use the 'exit' command. [...] An alternative that 
> works on most systems is Ctrl-D. This key combination sends a code that
> stops a running program, such as your shell."

This is totally different from terminating a process. Many shells take C-d
to be exit when it's inputted on an empty command line (at least tcsh acts
in this way). This should work fine under MiNT depending on how the shell
is configured.


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