rc.d/anyenv, rc.d/screen, aliases.d/mc, and rc.d/startx were the last holdouts still using `which` to check tool availability. Every other file in rc.d/* already uses `command -v`, which doesn't depend on an external binary being installed.
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# Auto startx depending on the VT
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if [[ -z "${DISPLAY}" && $(id -u) -ge 1000 ]] ; then
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TTY=$(tty)
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if [ "${TTY}" == "not a tty" ]; then return; fi
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if [ "${TTY/tty}" != "${TTY}" -a "$(basename "${TTY/tty}")" -le 3 ]
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then
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case $(tty | cut -b9-) in
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1) VT=vt1 ;;
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2) VT=vt2 ;;
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3) VT=vt3 ;;
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esac
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if ( command -v ck-launch-session &> /dev/null )
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then
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EXEC="exec ck-launch-session"
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fi
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if ( command -v startx &> /dev/null )
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then
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${EXEC} startx 1> ~/.log/xsession-errors 2>&1 -- "${VT}"
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fi
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fi
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fi
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