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From: andersom@spot.Colorado.EDU (Marc Anderson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.3b1
Subject: Re: csh
Keywords: ksh?  ARF!  tcshs the one and only
Message-ID: <1991Mar18.032303.12063@colorado.edu>
Date: 18 Mar 91 03:23:03 GMT
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In article <19613@brahms.udel.edu> almquist@brahms.udel.edu (Squish) writes:
>I've grown quite fond of tcsh - cause, it has file completion and SCROLLING
>HISTORY.  Press tab to complete a filename, press tab to complete an executable
>command name (easy, type mo[tab] and get "more"), press cntrl-P to scroll
>through previously typed commands, no <bang> this <bang> that.  Funny thing,
>working at HP EVERYONE used/loved ksh.  You can find it on gatekeeper.dec.com 
>(or whatever it is - sorry, forget at the moment).  AND, as an added bonus, 
>you can program tcsh just like it was csh.  Only drawback, its kinda big - at 
>least compared to ksh and csh.  BUT STILL, Just say "NO".  There is a better 
>way TCSH!  
>
>- Mike Almquist (almquist@brahms.udel.edu)

tcsh kicks ass!!  I love it!  I just haven't been able to port it or find
binaries to the 3b1.  Do you have a copy running on the 3b1?  if so, could
you upload it for us onto osu?

-marc