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From: Carsten Wartmann <cw at mero.in-berlin.de>
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Oliver Bandel writes:
 > Hi!
 > >  > Ich mache sowas gerne mit "mmv" (multiple move):
[=B7=B7=B7]
 > > UNGLAUBLICH!!! Sowas suche ich schon *ewig*.... Bei Debian ist ja eh
[=B7=B7=B7]
 > Aber was hat das jetzt mit der Gro=DF-/Kleinschreibung zu tun?

Nix.

Schulligung, hicks. Ich habe mich da als Quereinsteiger eingemischt, ob =

meiner gro=DFen Freude dieser Entdeckung.

Carsten.