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From: pm0@beach.cis.ufl.edu (Patrick Martin)
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Subject: Re: SKsh on an A3000 (was: Re: WShell/ConMan 2.0 compatible update enclosed)
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Date: 19 Dec 90 08:14:28 GMT
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>Getting an A3000 compatible version of SKsh out is high on my priority list
>for the next release.  Doing so is complicated by my not having ready access
>to a 300, but I have received offers from several 3000 owners offering their
>help in beta testing a new version when it's ready ... hopefully that will be
>in January.
>
I would be happy to help you in the beta testing as well.  It is a good
program that I would like to see offered on the 3000.

>ation on this so far.  I'd appreciate it if some people who are having 3000
>trouble and are using .pp files would try running without the .pp's, and let
>me know if that helps matters any.

I did not run it with the .pp files so I don't think that that is part of the
problem.

>
>Thanks ...!
>
>/kim
>
>

Kim, I thought that Steve Koren was the author of this software.  Are you
also working on it as well?  I want to become as familiar with Unix as 
possible and this seems to be the most Unix-Like Shell offered for the
Amiga as well as the most powerful and complete.  I know Korn is not part
of Unix but it is supported on a whole lot of them.

PS: My message bounced before so if it was reposted then I apologize for
wasted bandwidth.

Take care and if I can be of any help in bringing this to the 3000 then
let me know.

Later, Pat (pm0@beach.cis.ufl.edu)

Hacker, and future Computer Engineer (If I survive STATICS that is...)