The amazon results are effectively inline with regular results (placed just after, but with the same appearance). There's no reason grep could not also list a few amazon products with URLs after the regular results.
Off the top of my head you would need to patch glibc, all the major shells, probably half of coreutils, anything that daemonizes similar to nohup (including screen and tmux, god knows how many CPAN modules), ...
This can be observed by running:
bash -c 'times whoami' > /dev/nullYes, amazon-enabled dash and grep/find/whatever have different functionality. But that's a recent change. Previously, dash had exactly the same functionality. That's the entire point. You add a feature here, you add the same feature there.
>Or create a new window that temporarily overlays the xterm running the command.
You have got to be kidding me. This is a joke.
>Previously, dash had exactly the same functionality
The exact same functionality of which? And I rather doubt that is true.
>You add a feature here, you add the same feature there.
No. No you do not. Not when there is standardized. And in this case the "here"/"there" relationship has not even been established for "ubuntu-dash"/grep, making this extra idiotic.
Uh, yeah?