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1024 bytes
Hm the normal -s output of lsmac outputs the sizes in 1000 bytes' kilobytes and 1 million bytes' megabytes. And, also the -sl option does to. On a 300 kb file this leads to an error of ~5kb. So why whine? I want it do display correctly! :D
1024 bytes
i see the proper 10^X byte prefixes on KB, and MB (for once)
perhaps your looking for the 2^X MiB, and KiB? ---
1024 bytes
Yes I do, because that's the way to correctly display file size, or atleast the way Finder does it. Eventhough they call 'em KB and not KiB.
why would you want base-10 sizes?
This is definitely not a flame, just an academic question ;-)
why would you want base-10 sizes?
did you read the link?
1024 bytes
and here is the <a href="http://programming.ForgottenNewbies.com/~natef/lsmac 0.3.1.tar.bz2">bug fix</a> this is version 0.3.1, it's been emailed to the auther, but it isn't official yet. the changes since 0.3.0 are:
1024 bytes
hmmm.. i could sware i saw a clickable link when i did that preview...
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