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**Dired** is a common name for "directory editors", programs that display a directory file listing and allows the user to do file operations.
'''Dired''' is a common name for "directory editors", programs that display a directory file listing and allows the user to do file operations.


Examples:
Examples:
* The LAP6 command DX on the [[LINC]].
* The LAP6 command DX on the [[LINC]].
* DIRED on [[WAITS]].
* DIRED on [[WAITS]].
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Latest revision as of 15:52, 22 October 2026

Dired is a common name for "directory editors", programs that display a directory file listing and allows the user to do file operations.

Examples:

  • The LAP6 command DX on the LINC.
  • DIRED on WAITS.
  • The standalone DIRED on the MIT Dynamic Modeling PDP-10.
  • The TECO EMACS M-x command DIRED.
  • Norton Commander.