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From: wswietse@tuewse.lso.win.tue.nl (Wietse Venema)
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Subject: Re: Norton utilities for UNIX (was: drawtree for Unix/Sun/curses?)
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Date: 15 Dec 89 09:55:45 GMT
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In the past, a few interesting attempts have been done to provide a
"user-friendly" front-end to UNIX. Two approaches known to me are vsh
(visual shell) and menunix (menu-oriented shell). Both programs provide
a way to select files from the current working directory, and allow
the binding of frequently-used commands to a single key. Check out your
nearest source-file archives if you are interested.