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[futil2.zoo](780Kb) 0 0 755
#
# futil2.zoo is the latest (I think) version of the GNU file utilities
# package. If it's not, let me know...
#
# As with all packages that install into /bin, be very careful about
# what you overwrite. The INSTALL program will use programs there, and
# expect them to behave in certain ways. The futil stuff here has both
# ls and chmod/chown which DO NOT work on minixfs partitions. For that
# reason they have been removed from the install list. If you REALLY
# want these, you can do a zoo x futil.zoo /bin/ls.ttp for example to
# get them.
#
# It contains some useful programs to go in both /bin and /usr/bin
# (No, don't ask me how I decided which goes where - as far as I can tell
# they're all roughly in the right position...)
#
/bin/cat.ttp
/bin/cmp.ttp
/bin/cp.ttp
/bin/du.ttp
/bin/ln.ttp
/bin/mkdir.ttp
/bin/mv.ttp
/bin/rm.ttp
/bin/rmdir.ttp
/bin/touch.ttp
/usr/bin/cut.ttp
/usr/bin/dd.ttp
/usr/bin/dir.ttp
/usr/bin/expand.ttp
/usr/bin/ginstall.ttp
/usr/bin/head.ttp
/usr/bin/paste.ttp
/usr/bin/split.ttp
/usr/bin/tac.ttp
/usr/bin/tail.ttp
/usr/bin/unexpand.ttp
/usr/bin/vdir.ttp
[rg10.zoo](22Kb) 0 0 644
#
# rg10.zoo contains rg.prg, a program to run a gem program from within (say)
# tcsh. Useful if you want it. Apparently used to run uniterm from tcsh.
#
/usr/bin/rg.prg 0 0 755
/usr/doc/rg.txt
/usr/man/man1/rg.1
[sed.zoo](60Kb) 0 0 644
#
# sed.zoo is the full GNU sed program. It's nice to see how easy it is to
# compile these things...
#
# sed is a stream editor. You can do anything you can do in (eg: ed) to a
# file using sed.
#
/usr/bin/sed.ttp 0 0 755
/usr/doc/sed.txt
[tpipe.zoo](22Kb) 0 0 644
#
# tpipe.zoo contains a utility (tpipe!) to split a unix pipe into 2
# separate pipelines. Saves intermediate files etc. There is a similar
# program called tee.ttp in bin1.zoo
#
/usr/bin/tpipe.ttp 0 0 755
/usr/doc/tpipe.txt
/usr/man/man1/tpipe.1