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Unix play command

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Subject: Unix play command
From: beaucham <beaucham@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 12 Jul 2005 13:47:38 -0500
Delivery-date: Tue Jul 12 14:57:24 2005
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Practically every Unix system I've used since about 1990 sports a play
command that simply plays back a file without the need for a special
GUI app -- including Linux. Some of them even had record commands. I
find this very convenient, especially when working with shell scripts
and simple C programs. However, my OS X 10.1 Terminal app (which
emulates a Unix terminal) doesn't do it. Does anyone know if more
recent OS X systems do?

Jim

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