NONONONOYES Like yes(1), but more sophisticated: it can do nonononoyes, yesyesyesyesno, yesnomaybe, or any pseudo-nonononoyes sequence. It does so by looking at its name, which much be composed exclusively of yeses, no's, and maybes, and repeatedly outputing a sequence of y and n lines accordingly. Examples: $ nonononoyes n n n n y n n n n y ^C $ yesyesyesyesno y y y y n y y y y n ^C $ yesnomaybe y n y ^C $ cp nonononoyes noyesnonoyes $ ./noyesnonoyes n y n n y ^C $ nononoyes | ./somescript.sh By Sijmen J. Mulder <ik@sjmulder.nl>