[comp.unix] "User Friendly" shells for UNIX

bobd@hpuxa.ircc.ohio-state.edu (Bob Debula) (04/13/90)

*Sigh*  Please don't flame me for this, but there are those in our
organization who want to know if there are any "user friendly" shells
for UNIX (be they Public Domain or commercial).  I personally like
UNIX just fine, but the specific interest is in VMS look alikes for 
UNIX.  Any pointers to "user friendly" shells (vms or non-vms;
commercial or Public Domain) would be greatly appreciated. Next I'll
probably be out searching for "CP/M or MS/DOS like shells"; It's
depressing :-(

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ejg@ednor.UUCP (Ed Gaudet) (07/04/90)

>bobd@hpuxa.ircc.ohio-state.edu (Bob Debula) writes:
>
>>*Sigh*  Please don't flame me for this, but there are those in our
>>organization who want to know if there are any "user friendly" shells
>>for UNIX (be they Public Domain or commercial).  I personally like
>>UNIX just fine, but the specific interest is in VMS look alikes for 
>>UNIX.  Any pointers to "user friendly" shells (vms or non-vms;
>>commercial or Public Domain) would be greatly appreciated. Next I'll
>>probably be out searching for "CP/M or MS/DOS like shells"; It's
>>depressing :-(
>
>Intergraph customers have been experiencing the same thing your users are --
>the need for a migration path from VMS to UNIX. As far as the shell goes, we
>offer a third party solution from Boston Business Computing. Its called VCL.
>It is a complete implementation of DCL -- including logical names, command
>procedures, and lexical functions.
>
>I don't have the address or phone number to BBC. Maybe they're listening??? :-)
>
>--
>Brady P. Merkel
>Intergraph Corporation
>Huntsvill, Alabama
>uunet!ingr!b11!brady



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Ed Gaudet