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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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