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1.1 ! root 1: .TL ! 2: User Contributed Software ! 3: .LP ! 4: The subtree /usr/src/new contains programs contributed by the user ! 5: community. The following software is included: ! 6: .DS ! 7: .TS ! 8: center, box; ! 9: l l l. ! 10: Directory Description Contributor(s) ! 11: _ ! 12: B B progamming language & environment CWI ! 13: X X Window system M.I.T. ! 14: ansi ANSI and VMS standard tape handler Tom Quarles, Berkeley ! 15: apl APL system Purdue ! 16: bib bibliography system Arizona ! 17: courier remote procedure call package Eric Cooper, Berkeley ! 18: cpm CP/M floppy access package Helge Skrivervik ! 19: dipress Xerox Interpress Tools Xerox ! 20: dsh distributed shell Dave Presotto, Berkeley ! 21: emacs Gnumacs Richard Stallman ! 22: enet Packet filter Jeff Mogul, Stanford ! 23: help Help system John Kunze, Berkeley ! 24: hyper Hyperchannel support tools Steve Glaser, Tektronix ! 25: icon ICON system Arizona ! 26: jove Emacs editor Jon Payne ! 27: kermit File transfer protocol Columbia University ! 28: mh MH mail system Rand Corporation ! 29: mkmf Makefile generator Peter Nicklin, Berkeley ! 30: mmdf MMDF mail system Dr. Dave Farber, Delaware ! 31: news ``readnews'' bulletin board system Matt Glickman, Berkeley ! 32: notes notes files bulletin board system Illinois ! 33: np100 Utilities for Interlan NP100 MICOM-Interlan ! 34: patch apply diffs to originals Larry Wall, SDC ! 35: pathalias uucp router Peter Honeyman, Princeton ! 36: rcs revision control system Walter Tichy, Purdue ! 37: rn readnews front end Larry Wall ! 38: spms software project management system Peter Nicklin, Berkeley ! 39: sumacc MacIntosh cross development system William Croft, Stanford ! 40: sunrpc Remote procedure call package Sun Microsystems ! 41: tac reverse a file by segments Jay Lepreau, Utah ! 42: tools miscellaneous tools John Kunze, Berkeley ! 43: umodem File transfer protocol Lauren Weinstein ! 44: xns XNS/Courier user code J.Q. Johnson, Cornell ! 45: .TE ! 46: .DE ! 47: .PP ! 48: The individuals responsible for the software should be identified in ! 49: the accompanying 4.3BSD documents which describe the user contributed ! 50: software. All software included here has been written by outside ! 51: parties; we gratefully acknowledge their contributions. ! 52: .PP ! 53: Consult ``Installing and Operating 4.3BSD on the VAX'' (SMM:1) for ! 54: instructions on how to extract the user contributed software. ! 55: The organization of the software is such that a single make command ! 56: will compile and/or install most of it. Some of the software requires ! 57: customization before it can be built and installed. The software ! 58: requiring customization is listed in the top level Makefile in OPTDIR. ! 59: To compile everything else, simply type ! 60: .DS ! 61: make ! 62: .DE ! 63: Once this is done, to install the default software in the /usr/new ! 64: area of the file system type ! 65: .DS ! 66: make installall ! 67: .DE ! 68: to install only the subset of software installed on the distribution ! 69: tape type ! 70: .DS ! 71: make install ! 72: .DE ! 73: Most subdirectories have README files and individual Makefiles. If ! 74: you want only some of the software contained here go to the appropriate ! 75: directories and use the ``make'' and ``make install'' commands to compile ! 76: and install the desired system. As distributed, all the default software ! 77: is set up to be installed in ${DESTDIR}/usr/new, where DESTDIR is a make ! 78: macro that can be supplied on the command line. Consult each directory's ! 79: README file for the information needed to change this. ! 80: .PP ! 81: The software included here is in use at Berkeley, or other sites ! 82: running 4.3BSD (or an earlier derivative). Please remember that this is ! 83: contributed software and, as such, we do not ``support'' it in the same ! 84: manner as that software which is part of the standard distribution. ! 85: Most subsystems have either a README file or doc directory that ! 86: should be consulted to find an interested party to which bugs and/or ! 87: bug fixes should be sent. In certain cases these people are located at ! 88: Berkeley; this does not imply they are part of the Computer Systems ! 89: Research Group, please contact them as individuals. ! 90: .DS ! 91: Mike Karels ! 92: Kirk Mckusick ! 93: Jim Bloom ! 94: Miriam Amos ! 95: Kevin Dunlap ! 96: .DE
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