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While I initially rejected the issue cited below, upon reflection I have decided to implement that provision. The primary reason I changed my mind is because of the potential presence of a global /etc/topdefaultrc file. Unlike that /etc/toprc restrictions file, topdefaultrc is intended as a courtesy to new top users. Instead of forcing users to accept the build defaults, a sysadmin could arrange for more suitable tailored top defaults. Were that the case, using a symlink to top under a new name would still yield such tailored results. In other words there's no way to experience the build defaults. Well, with these new short/long options there will be. Reference(s): #365 Signed-off-by:
Jim Warner <james.warner@comcast.net>
While I initially rejected the issue cited below, upon reflection I have decided to implement that provision. The primary reason I changed my mind is because of the potential presence of a global /etc/topdefaultrc file. Unlike that /etc/toprc restrictions file, topdefaultrc is intended as a courtesy to new top users. Instead of forcing users to accept the build defaults, a sysadmin could arrange for more suitable tailored top defaults. Were that the case, using a symlink to top under a new name would still yield such tailored results. In other words there's no way to experience the build defaults. Well, with these new short/long options there will be. Reference(s): #365 Signed-off-by:
Jim Warner <james.warner@comcast.net>
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