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From: still@usceast.UUCP (Bert Still)
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Subject: Wanted: csh for System V on a 3Bx
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Date: Sat, 10-Oct-87 17:48:39 EDT
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Posted: Sat Oct 10 17:48:39 1987
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Keywords: csh (Berkeley shell), System V, 3B2, 3B5
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	For the past few years, I have become very accustomed to the BSD
"extensions" found in 4.2/4.3: they even got included in ULTRIX... but they
never made it to System V (except for curses, vi, and a few other true
necessities ;-).  Well, after using System V for awhile now (I now have the job
of managing a 3B2 and a 3B5, which are very nice systems), and I have come
to miss the C-shell (Berkeley's CLI) immensely; the other features don't seem
to be nearly as hard to live without.  Is there anyone out there that
can point me towards finding ``csh'' for System V to run on a 3Bx?
	Please send responses directly to me (as always, if there is sufficient
interest, I will summarize for the net). Furthermore, I do not want this to
become a discussion of features/lacks of any particular version of UN*X, nor
a discussion on the features/lacks of any particular command interface.

	Many thanks...
					Bert

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