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From: page@swan.ulowell.edu (Bob Page)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: FTP where? (David Lai pay attention :-)
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Date: 26 Jul 88 15:04:03 GMT
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leh@beach.cis.ufl.edu ( ) wrote:
> ftp	swan.ulowell.edu [129.63.224.1]
>  		Directory 'amiga'.
>		Badge killer demos in directory 'amiga/bkdc'.

I moved the badge killer demos; they're now in amiga/fun/badge0
(I'm anticipating a badge1 after the first annual bkdc)

Also note some changes have taken place in the archive, I'm
compressing (16-bit) most files, and am adding a lot of stuff from the
DECUS Amiga 1 tape.  I'm also working on setting up an archive server,
so people w/o FTP access can get to these files via email.  I'll post
instructions when that is up and working.

There are about 20MB of files here, and I'll be adding about 20MB more
in the next few days (I have to find the disk space first).  To help
you find things quickly, I suggest you first get /amiga/ls-lR which
is a listing of all the files in the archive, updated each morning.

Here is a current 'du' of /amiga on swan, guaranteed to be obsolete
by the time you read this:

220	bin
1136	comm
16	devices
368	doc
2176	dos
644	dos/arp
705	dos/fs
113	editors
59	fonts
1752	fun
1167	fun/badge0
560	graphics
52	hardware
1412	iff
5	iff/bat.files
218	iff/docs
83	iff/examples
42	iff/examples/display
107	iff/executable
67	iff/include
66	iff/include/iff
8	iff/lnk.files
20	iff/object
71	iff/other.files
42	iff/readmes
110	iff/source
688	intuition
143	kernel
34	keyboard
124	languages
43	languages/asm
5	languages/basic
156	libraries
1	misc-doc
1	pix
307	printers
455	sound
286	sound/music
837	unix
509	util
94	workbench

20984	total

..Bob
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Bob Page, U of Lowell CS Dept.  page@swan.ulowell.edu  ulowell!page
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