martyl@rocksvax.UUCP (Marty Leisner) (08/05/87)
In article <1021@mtunb.ATT.COM> dmt@mtunb.UUCP (Dave Tutelman) writes: >In article <310@petro.UUCP> cmanis@petro.UUCP writes: >> >>. >>Does someone out there have 'LESS' working on MSDOS, or is someone >>working on it for DOS ? ? If so, please send me a note. >> >After I tried "LIST" (shareware by Vernon D. Buerg) I threw away >my MSDOS LESS. LIST does everything LESS does, and (1) doesn't >have nearly as many bugs, (2) gives MUCH faster response, (3) uses >the cursor keys to navigate the file. Does anyone have a good file browser with source and executables which runs on ANSI or VT100? I use my PC through a RS232 port to a windowed workstation (a Xerox 6085). All these PC programs which use the Bios and direct hardware is a royal pain!! I have less with source code converted to use the Rom bios. I started to port it to use ansi escape sequences, but had various problems (in addition, it was ported with MSC and I use Aztec). Right now I'm using a PC-Sig program called browse, which buffers the entire file into ram. But it has a lot of limitations. marty leisner xerox coporation leisner.henr@xerox.com martyl@rocksvax .uucp
rmgtkro@cs.vu.nl (Rob ten Kroode) (08/06/87)
I wonder what this is all about. I thought this was a newsgroup for MINIX. Please don't discuss all your dos-problems in this newsgroup !!! Rob ten Kroode (rmgtkro@cs.vu.nl).