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Brett Glass wrote:
> 
> "Unix" (whatever it means in this context) may not have come up with
> an undelete command, but Norton Computing (now part of Symantec) did.
> The Norton Utilities for Unix never sold very well, but had this
> feature.

I hadn't heard of that.  How did it work?


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