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From: rome@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (60380000)
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Subject: Re: What's the BEST CLI for the ST
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Date: 13 Mar 91 07:02:49 GMT
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In article <wolfram.668771933@tschil> wolfram@tschil.informatik.rwth-aachen.de (Wolfram Roesler) writes:
>Try the Okami Shell. It has (almost) all features of the Unix Bourne Shell,
>including I/O-Redirection (incl. pipes of course), shell functions and
>variables (of course), PATH and CDPATH and Environment and hashing and and
>and.... and more than 100 built-in commands for almost anything, including
>grep, more, basename and friends, df, du, shutdown,.... plus a lot of tools
>like terminal server and modem dialer and many, many more...
>Sorry I dont know if its available on the uucp net, keep your eyes open.
>By the way, its a public domain program, so its absolutely free (no share-
>ware or something.)
>ware or something.)
Does anyone out there have this shell?  I really like Gulam but it just
hates to work with MiNT.  The problem with the other shels is that all
of the commands are external programs.  This Okami Shell sounds great
if anyone has it, I (and probably other people) would appreaciate it
if it was available on the net.  Thanks

Roman Baker
University of California, Santa Cruz