Sad, I was a regular user there and enjoyed the great amount of software. Too bad connections weren't always fast, even now with FASOLT:: (the replacement DS20E, not DS20 by the way). But, I heard that that's largely caused by uplink issues...
mila wrote:
Ohh now its been 3-4 years since I did use VMS, $ set host ..., set def d$7:[000000.mila] haha what a syntax once you been on Unix for a while.
You can omit “000000”, per fileSpec, when you're at the root. (I have no idea what “d$7” is, a privately defined logical? It doesn't look like a valid VMS storage device nor allocation class.)
Either way:
Code:
$ DEFINE $HOME D$7:[mila]
$ SET DEFAULT $HOME
Or, assuming that “D$7:[mila]” is configured as your “SYS$LOGIN” (i.e. UNIX “$HOME” equivalent):
Code:
$ SET DEFAULT SYS$LOGIN:
If “SET DEFAULT” just happens to be too exhausting for you:
Code:
$ CD :== SET DEFAULT
From there, e.g.:
Code:
$ CD $HOME
But,
yes
, UNIX is probably more for you...
Quote:
Unix was and is much better.
FAFNER::'s successor, FASOLT::, is still running VMS though. Dr. Ulmann still appreciates VMS (as do I) and I laud him for continuing to run and provide VMS for remote, public, access.