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[akpbin.zoo](48Kb) 0 0 755
#
# akpbin.zoo is the selection of utilities released by A.Pratt
# (of Atari fame). They are akin to the GNU /bin utilities, but
# offer the use of \ as a directory separator, whereas GNU utils
# tend to use / (a la un*x).
#
/bin/chmod.prg
/bin/cp.prg
/bin/ls.prg
/bin/mkdir.prg
/bin/mv.prg
/bin/rm.prg
/bin/rmdir.prg
/bin/sleep.prg
[cpx.zoo](12Kb) 0 0 755
#
# cpx.zoo is an Xtendable Control Panel accessory that puts up the ps
# statistics (as seen by 'ps' the command line program). Quite
# useful, as it lets you send signals to processes etc.
#
/cpx/ps.cpx
/cpx/ps_cpx.eng
[fgrep.zoo](31Kb) 0 0 755
#
# fgrep.zoo is GNU fgrep. It has all the functionality of 'real'
# fgreps. (fgrep is File grep, grep is Get Regular ExPression - a
# pattern finder... "ls -l | grep drwx" matches directories)
#
/usr/bin/fgrep.ttp
/usr/doc/fgrep.txt 0 0 644
[ksh.zoo](145Kb) 0 0 755
#
# ksh.zoo is the Korn Shell. It is somewhere between csh and sh,
# with extensions of its own. A shell is purely a matter of
# personal preference, so try it and see :-)
#
/bin/ksh.tos
/etc/kshrc.ksh
/etc/logout.ksh
/etc/profile.ksh
/usr/bin/ksh/data 0 0 644
/usr/bin/ksh/last.ksh
/usr/bin/ksh/pr_rep.ksh
/usr/bin/ksh/pushd.ksh
/usr/bin/ksh/rcsclean.ksh
/usr/bin/ksh/rcsfreez.ksh
/usr/bin/ksh/tgrep.ksh
/usr/bin/ksh/trimhist.ksh
/usr/doc/ksh/bugs 0 0 644
/usr/doc/ksh/change.log 0 0 644
/usr/doc/ksh/readme 0 0 644
/usr/doc/ksh/readme.st 0 0 644
/usr/man/ksh.1 0 0 644
[man3.zoo](131Kb) 0 0 755
#
# man3.zoo is a manual-pager system for the ST. It works very much
# like the manual pager on unix systems, but needs nroff to work
# properly. (nroff is available in subset bin1). The programs
# take troff-formatted pages and output them via a PAGER (more is
# usually used), or they read the already-formatted pages that
# are available.
#
/usr/bin/apropos.ttp
/usr/bin/catman.ttp
/usr/bin/man.ttp
/usr/bin/whatis.ttp
/usr/doc/man.txt 0 0 644
/usr/man/man1/apropos.1 0 0 644
/usr/man/man1/man.1 0 0 644
/usr/man/man1/whatis.1 0 0 644
/usr/man/man8/catman.8 0 0 644
[mnt95utl.zoo](260Kb) 0 0 755
#
# mnt95utl.zoo is Eric's port of some useful programs from un*x.
# the mintshel here is the 'old' one I think, without the history
# or file-completion functions. There is a more up-to-date one in
# the toswin14.zoo file on a.a.u.e (I'll patch this file
# eventually :-)
#
/etc/mintshel.mnu 0 0 644
/etc/mintshel.rc 0 0 644
/etc/mintshel.ttp
/usr/bin/bg.ttp
/usr/bin/bootgem.prg
/usr/bin/kill.ttp
/usr/bin/limit.ttp
/usr/bin/mintvers.tos
/usr/bin/nice.ttp
/usr/bin/pipe.ttp
/usr/bin/ps.ttp
/usr/bin/renice.ttp
/usr/bin/stty.ttp
/usr/bin/top.mnu 0 0 644
/usr/bin/top.ttp
/usr/bin/xkey.ttp
/usr/doc/mintshel.doc 0 0 644
/usr/doc/mintutil.txt 0 0 644
/usr/doc/top.doc 0 0 644
/usr/ucb/lpd.ttp
/usr/ucb/lpr.ttp
[elvis.zoo] (316Kb) 0 0 644
#
# elvis.zoo contains a clone of vi (the traditional unix editor). There
# is plenty of docs on how to use it, (all placed into /usr/doc/elvis/*).
#
# There *are* nicer editors than vi out there, but elvis is one of the
# (IMHO) best vi-clones available. It is missing the Lisp interpreter
# that proper versions of elvis have as a programming language, however.
#
# If you install this, you'll have to copy the /etc/elvis.rc to your
# home directory. If you're running minixfs, then you can call it .exrc
# (ex is another vi-like editor, rc means resource). If you're stuck
# with TOS, then you'll have to call it elvis.rc
#
/bin/elvis.ttp 0 0 755
/etc/elvis.rc
/etc/input.rc
/usr/doc/elvis/14to15.txt
/usr/doc/elvis/cflags.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/ctags.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/cutbufs.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/differ.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/elvis.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/elvprsv.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/elvrec.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/environ.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/ex.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/fmt.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/index.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/internal.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/intro.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/knownbug.txt
/usr/doc/elvis/manifest.txt
/usr/doc/elvis/options.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/question.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/readme
/usr/doc/elvis/readme.txt
/usr/doc/elvis/ref.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/regexp.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/st_keys
/usr/doc/elvis/termcap.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/title.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/versions.doc
/usr/doc/elvis/visual.doc
[jove.zoo](216Kb) 0 0 644
#
# jove.zoo contains 'Jonathon's Own Version of Emacs'. An emacs clone
# that is much easier to use than elVIs IMHO, although it's questionable
# whether CTRL-X-CTRL-W for write file is any easier to remember than
# shift ZZ ....
#
/usr/bin/jove.ttp 0 0 755
/usr/bin/setmaps.ttp 0 0 755
/usr/doc/jove/cmds.doc
/usr/doc/jove/example.rc
/usr/doc/jove/jove.1
/usr/doc/jove/jove.2
/usr/doc/jove/jove.3
/usr/doc/jove/jove.4
/usr/doc/jove/jove.5
/usr/doc/jove/jove.nr
/usr/doc/jove/jove.qre
/usr/doc/jove/readme
/usr/doc/jove/readme.st
/usr/doc/jove/system.rc
/usr/doc/jove/teach-jo
/usr/doc/jove/teachjov.nr