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From: arnold@skeeve.UUCP (Arnold D. Robbins)
Newsgroups: unix-pc.general
Subject: periodic skeeve archive listing
Message-ID: <186@skeeve.UUCP>
Date: 16 Jul 89 17:44:43 GMT
Distribution: unix-pc
Organization: The Basement Computer, Atlanta GA
Lines: 96

Once again, it is time to update the list of interesting software that
is available via anonymous UUCP from skeeve. The software is described
below.

Here are the details:

	Phone:		+1 404 633-1813 - 1200 baud Unix/PC on-board modem
	Login:		getnews
	Password:	getnews
	Directory:	/usr/spool/uucppublic/dist

The files available are listed by group. Each line is the file name,
the size in bytes, and a brief description of the contents.

The .Z suffix means this stuff is compressed. You can get compress from
THE STORE!, and it comes with the news software.

The phone line listed above is dedicated to skeeve, so feel free to call
at any time of day. It is however, only the 1200 baud modem that comes
with the 3B1. I don't own a trailblazer or even a 2400 baud modem, and
probably never will....

B News Software:
	doc.cpio.Z	111197	documentation
	man.cpio.Z	26692	man pages
	misc.cpio.Z	42380	miscellanious programs
	src.cpio.Z	272701	main programs source code - latest patchlevel

C News Software:
	cnews.tar.Z	437673	the entire distribution, at current patchlevel

GNU Software:
	bash1.02.tar.Z	265983	the Bourne Again Shell
	binutils.tar.Z	169266	binary utils, ar, ld, strip, etc.
	bison.tar.Z	341085	Bison - GNU yacc replacement
	diff-1.7.tar.Z	89645	gnu version of diff - super fast
	gawk2.10.tar.Z	288617	gnu version of new awk
	grep-1.3.tar.Z	91615	gnu version of grep/egrep - super fast
	indent-1.tar.Z	65129	gnu version of indent
	make3.54.tar.Z	281153	gnu version of make
	sed-1.02.tar.Z	47893	gnu version of sed
	tar-1.07.tar.Z	137994	gnu version of tar
	texi.shar.Z	22846	texi2roff - translates gnu doc to *roff

Software written by Larry Wall (all at latest official patchlevels):
	rn.cpio.Z	247581	world famous news reading program
	patch.shar.Z	58187	applies context diffs, also world famous
	perl2.cpio.Z	337089	perl language interpreter

Mail related software:
	elm2.tar.Z	491697	elm 2.2 at patchlevel 10
	elm2.2.8	39597	patch #8  to elm 2.2 - to be removed 8/1/89
	elm2.2.9	34690	patch #9  to elm 2.2 - to be removed 8/1/89
	elm2.2.10	38758	patch #10 to elm 2.2 - to be removed 8/1/89
	mush6.5.cpio.Z	382896	Mush 6.5 at patchlevel 6
	mush.6.5.4	57673	patch #4 to mush 6.5 - to be removed 8/1/89
	mush.6.5.5	50447	patch #5 to mush 6.5 - to be removed 8/1/89
	mush.6.5.6	13621	patch #6 to mush 6.5 - to be removed 8/1/89
	palias.shar.Z	54922	pathalias - digests UUCP maps
	smail.shar.Z	68049	smail - mail delivery, uses pathalias output

Miscellanious:
	flex.readme	3221	flex readme - flex is a fast lex replacement
	flex.shar.Z	93547	flex source code
	pax.tar.Z	111405	program to read & write tar and cpio archives
	pcomm.tar.Z	176900	communications program
	rcs.tar.Z	196209	Resource Control System - world famous
	sc6.1.shar.Z	97551	latest version PD spreadsheet program

There is a file named INDEX in the directory that will be an up to date
ls -l of what I have.

Notes:
	Lots of new GNU stuff. Notably the shell, the newest make, and
the indent program.

	I have added elm to my cache, although I don't use it.

	*C News*: The entire C News distribution is now available.  I
haven't yet switched to C News.  I don't know when I will either.  It looks
like a big win for people who have lots of news, though.

	For the first time I am also making patches available for programs
where I had made earlier versions available.  However I don't promise to
always do this.  The current set of patch files will be deleted on August 1,
so if you need them, grab them.

	There are newer versions of flex and RCS that I haven't picked
up yet.  I will post another note when I do.

Enjoy,
-- 
"Crack-pot societies of all kinds sprang up everwhere, advocating everything
from absolutism to anarchy. Queer cults arose, preaching free love, the
imminent end of the world, and many other departures from the norm of thought."
E.E. "Doc" Smith, Children of the Lens, 1954 | Arnold Robbins, skeeve!arnold