[net.micro.mac] UW v2.10

jdb@mordor.UUCP (John Bruner) (11/10/85)

Some of you may recall my multiple-window terminal emulator UW,
which I first posted to "net.sources.mac" last July.  After about
six weeks of inactivity I started working on improvements in
September.  I now have another version ready for distribution,
and I've posted it to "net.sources.mac".

The README file in the first part of the distribution describes
the changes I've made.  A significant feature which I did not
implement (yet) is file transfer.  (I do plan to add this
eventually.)

As before, the distribution includes the Macintosh binary and
MacWrite documentation (in BinHex 4.0 format) and C source code
for 4.2BSD.  (I use it on a VAX; however, I know of several 4.2BSD
systems on which it runs and none on which it does not.)  The
distribution also includes an MLisp file for use with (Unipress)
Emacs, courtesy of Chris Kent (cak@purdue).  [I'd also like to
publicly thank Chris for his help finding bugs.]

UW is not public domain; rather, it is copyrighted.  However,
you are permitted to copy it provided that the copies are not
sold and the copyright notice is perserved.  (Chris Kent has
given permission, with the same stipulations, for distribution
of his MLisp code.)  Note that UW is *not* shareware.  (If
you'd really like to send money, please donate it to your
favorite charity.)  I also ask that if you distribute the
binary you also distribute the documentation too.  (I received
letters from a number of people who had the binary but not
the documentation I distributed last time.)

BTW, UNIX users without Macs may still be interested in part 3
of the distribution (the UNIX source portion) because I use
UNIX-domain datagram sockets to pass file descriptors from
"uwtool" to "uw".  From time to time there have been questions
in "net.unix-wizards" about how "access rights" are transferred
between programs using sockets.  (I won't cross-post to that
newgroup, though! :-)

I will also send this distribution to the INFO-MAC repository
at SUMEX.
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