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Note to self: because we now support various different shells (which have different standards for quoting), the full pipeline would have to be passed as a single argument (in quotes). For symmetry with a convention that seems popular among Linux tools, I think it would be a good idea then to pass it via a "-c" flag. Example call would then look like below:
$ lshw |& up -c "grep network -A2 | grep :"
edit: This flag could also be used to load commands from old upN.sh scripts, e.g. in bash:
please allow giving command to up as parameter (also to avoid the rm nightmare)
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