Well ptx is really a sort of linguists tool, to see each use of a word
in its context in some text, but I must admit I'd never heard of it until today.
for example:
that ptx and tsort needed/ But no, the GNU Project decided
tsort needed to/ But no, the GNU Project decided that ptx and
in seventies releases of/ I'm aware that it served a purpose
needed to be/ But no, the GNU Project decided that ptx and tsort
if a legacy version was/ That would be a good explanation
in seventies releases of UNIX. /it served a purpose
I'm aware that it served a purpose in seventies releases of/
version was/ That would be a good explanation if a legacy
/would be a good explanation if a legacy version was included in/
/and included in coreutils, a collection of "essential"/
GNU Project decided that ptx and tsort needed to be/ /no, the
/needed to be reimplemented and included in coreutils, a/
/" commandline tools that wasn't assembled in one package until 200/
seventies releases of/ I'm aware that it served a purpose in
version was/ That would be a good explanation if a legacy
/that ptx and tsort needed to be reimplemented and included in/
/and included in coreutils, a collection of "essential"/
/, a collection of "essential" commandline tools that wasn't/
reimplemented and included in coreutils, a collection of "/ /be
/was included in some esoteric cross-platform-development package/
to/ But no, the GNU Project decided that ptx and tsort needed
some esoteric cross-platform- development package or other. /in
version was included in some esoteric cross-platform-/ /legacy
/in coreutils, a collection of " essential" commandline tools that/
was/ That would be a good explanation if a legacy version
version was/ That would be a good explanation if a legacy
/would be a good explanation if a legacy version was included/
aware that it served a purpose in seventies releases of UNIX. /m
/a legacy version was included in some esoteric cross-platform-/
/be reimplemented and included in coreutils, a collection of "/
/tools that wasn't assembled in one package until 2003.
/if a legacy version was included in some esoteric cross-/
needed to be reimplemented and included in coreutils, a/ /tsort
releases of/ I'm aware that it served a purpose in seventies
/be a good explanation if a legacy version was included in/
in seventies releases of/ I' m aware that it served a purpose
/decided that ptx and tsort needed to be reimplemented and/
ptx and tsort needed to/ But no, the GNU Project decided that
a purpose in seventies releases of UNIX. /that it served
/in coreutils, a collection of "essential" commandline tools/
/tools that wasn't assembled in one package until 2003.
-platform-development package or other. /esoteric cross
platform-development package or other. /esoteric cross-
cross-platform-development package or other. /some esoteric
that wasn't assembled in one package until 2003. /tools
/in some esoteric cross- platform-development package or/
, the GNU Project decided that ptx and tsort needed to be/ /no
I'm aware that it served a purpose in seventies releases of/
/that ptx and tsort needed to be reimplemented and included in/
served a purpose in seventies releases of UNIX. /aware that it
releases/ I'm aware that it served a purpose in seventies
/that it served a purpose in seventies releases of UNIX.
legacy version was included in some esoteric cross-platform-/ /a
/" commandline tools that wasn' t assembled in one package until 2/
seventies releases/ I'm aware that it served a purpose in
But no, the GNU Project decided that ptx and tsort needed to be/
"essential" commandline tools that wasn't assembled in one/ /of
and tsort needed to/ But no, the GNU Project decided that ptx
in/ /that ptx and tsort needed to be reimplemented and included
/of "essential" commandline tools that wasn't assembled in one/
/Project decided that ptx and tsort needed to be reimplemented/
wasn't assembled in one package until 2003. /tools that
a good explanation if a legacy version was included in some/ /be
/explanation if a legacy version was included in some esoteric/
/" commandline tools that wasn't assembled in one package/
legacy version was/ That would be a good explanation if a
David
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