>    (command history?  command line editing? what are those?)
> 
> as i've stated before, netbsd's /bin/sh *does* have these.  you
> just need to 'set -o emacs' or, i believe, 'set -o vi' to get
> emacs or vi command line editing/history.  i haven't ever tested
> the vi one, so, it may not work.

The vi one works, sort of.

True vi users will scream in agony.  The emulation is, ah... different
in some respects, enough to be disturbing.  For starters, counts don't work.

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