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Jay O'Connor joconnor at nets.com
Mon May 26 14:10:38 EDT 2003 
In article <3ED24885.6D98232C at engcorp.com>, "Peter Hansen"
<peter at engcorp.com> wrote:


> So, Jay, Andrew, Michael, and anyone else thinking of posting a list of
> examples:  is there any reason to think that the *majority* of the
> sysadmin code is in Python?  Or can we just take Michael's comments as
> being a slightly over-enthusiastic expression of delight at just how
> much of the sysadmin code really is in Python?

Inductive logic.   So far every sysadmin tool I've used on a Python
system has been written in Python Using inductive logic, I'd be willing
to say that that sets a general rule

Since I've gone out and found a heck of a lot that are, that further
supports the general rule

If you can find enough sysadmin tools that are not written in Python,
then you can disprove the premise.


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