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'Pine' Piping (Score:1)
To get round 'Pine' only remembering one pipe command, and forgetting that when you quit, you can use its print functionality instead.
The definition of a printer in 'Pine' can just be a command to pipe stuff to; obviously you're supposed to put commands like
lprin there, but there's no reason why you can't set up anything else as a printer.When I was a 'Pine' user I had
gvimas my default printer.Smylers
Re:'Pine' Piping (Score:2)
I never thought of that because my PINE machine does not have a printer that I can use, so I never bothered to look into that.
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