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From: madler@kanga.caltech.edu (Mark Adler)
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Subject: Kermit (was Re: Where is Control-/?)
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Date: 4 Mar 91 04:24:45 GMT
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The latest version of kermit uses control-] instead of control-\ by default
for the escape character.  I have uploaded the source and binary (compiled
for 2.0) to cs.orst.edu in the pub/next/submissions directory as:
kermit5a.165.tar.Z (source), and kermit5a.165.bin20.tar.Z (binary).
Those may move to pub/next/sources and pub/next/binaries respectively,
eventually.  This replaces kermit5a.tar.Z, the 5A(163) binary (incorrectly)
in pub/next/sources.

Note that the real place to get the source from is watsun.cc.columbia.edu
in kermit/sw.  However, you need to figure out what you need from there
for the NeXT, so I did that and packaged it in kermit5a.165.tar.Z for your
compiling pleasure ...

Mark Adler
madler@pooh.caltech.edu