cjp@SSESCO.com (Chuck Purcell) (12/28/90)
My NeXTstation was shipped on 19Dec, arrived in my office on 26Dec and ready to use on Thursday, 27Dec. A first quick look reveals that the file selector is terrific, one mouse button usage is automatic, the keyboad feels reason- able and the sound makes me want more. A nice note is a mail message waits from Steve Jobs. The familar /bin/sh and /bin/csh are easily selected. Now it is "Read the entire Manual" time, all four of them. Just what is /bin/jsh? Install the user list from our com(mune). Connect the thinnet. Add the extra disk. Select and view the resource files, then edit them practically in place By the way, I start out with 25.2 megabytes of free space with the slab 105 as delivered. Cheers,Chas.
jschultz@pyrtech.pyramid.com (J.W. Schultz) (01/01/91)
In article <291@nachos.SSESCO.com> cjp@SSESCO.com (Chuck Purcell) writes: >from Steve Jobs. The familar /bin/sh and /bin/csh are easily selected. Now >it is "Read the entire Manual" time, all four of them. Just what is /bin/jsh? /bin/jsh is essentially the bourne shell with jobs contol added, it is standard on SVR4.
whelan@wiliki.eng.hawaii.edu (Edward Whelan) (01/01/91)
In article <139459@pyramid.pyramid.com> jschultz@pyrtech.pyramid.com (J.W. Schultz) writes: >In article <291@nachos.SSESCO.com> cjp@SSESCO.com (Chuck Purcell) writes: >>from Steve Jobs. The familar /bin/sh and /bin/csh are easily selected. Now >>it is "Read the entire Manual" time, all four of them. Just what is /bin/jsh? > >/bin/jsh is essentially the bourne shell with jobs control added, it is >standard on SVR4. I suppose this is to keep Steve from getting out of hand, huh? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "I'm not sure what I mean, so I'm going to listen to what I say." whelan@ (uhccux.uhcc.hawaii.edu || uhccux.BITNET || nextsrv.uhcc.hawaii.edu)