Mention that what one is seeing is indeed one file per line.
And the first column represents ...,
and the second column represents ...,
and thus even though they look similar, careful inspection shows they
aren't.
Also add a tip: to enable the results to fit on one's screen, try
piping to perl -pwle 's/\s+/ /g;'
Also mention that adding -v now gives five or six fields, the first is
the size, the second is the date, the third and fourth are as above.
The fifth is "unknown", perhaps always, and the sixth is perhaps
blank...
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Mention that what one is seeing is indeed one file per line. And the first column represents ..., and the second column represents ..., and thus even though they look similar, careful inspection shows they aren't. Also add a tip: to enable the results to fit on one's screen, try piping to
perl -pwle 's/\s+/ /g;'Also mention that adding -v now gives five or six fields, the first is the size, the second is the date, the third and fourth are as above. The fifth is "unknown", perhaps always, and the sixth is perhaps blank...