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From: asami@is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp (Satoshi ASAMI)
Newsgroups: comp.sources.d
Subject: Re: Source for kitten (xkitten?)
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Date: 24 Feb 91 15:14:29 GMT
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In article <720003@hpnmdla.HP.COM>
	darrylo@hpnmdla.HP.COM (Darryl Okahata) writes:

 * In comp.sources.d, larry@kitty.UUCP (Larry Lippman) writes:
 * 
 * > In article <1991Feb18.225656.10380@Arco.COM> phil@Arco.com writes:
 * > >There has been a cute demo around for a while that is very
 * > >similar in function to xeyes.  This one however, has a little
 * > >kitten that chases a mouse around.
 * > >
 * > >I know that a UNIX port exists, but the only version I can find
 * > >is for VMS.  Can someone point me to the source?
 * >
 * > 	As someone posting from the site `kitty', I *must* have this
 * > program! :-)
 *
 * 	An X11R4 version can be found in expo.lcs.mit.edu:/contrib.
 * The file is called "xneko.tar.Z" ("neko" is japanese for "cat").  I
 * have no relationships with the author(s); I just tried it out.
 * It's quite cute.

   There is an enhanced version of the kitten program called "oneko".
Instead of running and scratching the cage in which it is caught as in
"xneko", it runs _over_ windows until it manages to catch the mouse.

   You can find it in utsun.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp [133.11.11.11] under the
directory fj/fj.sources.  The id's of the posted articles are
v20/2020--2024.

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