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Ricky Beam wrote:

> For an example of /proc done right, find a Solaris box.  What do you find
> in /proc?  Gee, process information.  Only process information.  In. Binary.

Amen. I have enough of them at hand. And I don't miss any "wonderfull"
functionality
from linux /proc if I'm working on them.