[beginner] Why nothing is printed to stdout ?

[Kagamin]

Jonathan M Davis Wrote:

> Though if you don't get used to putting ./ in front of the names of binaries 
> that you're running in the current directory, you're going to have other 
> problems. The suggestion does fix the occasional screw-up with that particular 
> command though.

Seems like ./ tries to fix some sort of Namespace Pollution Hell when virtually every installed program ends up in path.