mer@world.std.com (Mary Riendeau) (06/08/91)
1 9 9 1 S U G C D - R O M
The Sun User Group and Young Minds are proud to announce the
availability of the 1991 SUG CD-ROM. over 300 MB of source code,
software srchives, binaries and Sun Microsystems' patches are included
in this year's collection.
This posting includes a table of contents and an order form. To
order your copy of the CD-ROM, complete the form and return it to the
Sun User Group office.
TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR 1991 SUG CD
Top level (mounted under /usr/sug)
README - on line installation directions and overview
TOC - Table of contents - this file.
archive - Archives of mailing lists, Sun patches, and other miscellaneous stuff.
bin - Sun 4 binaries compiled under 4.1.1
doc - Documentation
etc - Sun 4 binaries compiled under 4.1.1. Typical kinds of things you would
expect to find in /etc.
include - Include files required to compile or run software found on SUG CD.
lib - Libraries, etc.
man - Man pages
share - Architecture independent files like icons, audio files, images, etc.
src - source galore
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/usr/sug/archive
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sun-managers - Sun Managers mailing list archives
sun-movies - SunVision movie files
sun-nets - Sun Nets mailing list archives
sun-patches - Lots and lots of patches from Sun
sun-spots - Sun Spots archives
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/usr/sug/bin
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The following should be ready to run on Sun 4 systems running 4.1.1 or
later of the SunOS.
X11/ et* hrm* newmail* sunkey*
a2p* etags* ident* newsreader* suntops*
a2p.old* exp* inimf* newstool* sunview@
addto* expect* initex* pass.chk* sv/
answer* fastmail* is_writable* patch* taintperl*
arepdaemon* file* isexpand* patgen* tangle*
autoreply* filter* ispell* perl* te*
bibtex* flex* jove* perl3.044* teachjove*
bison* flock* kermit* phonetool* tex*
checkalias* frm* latex* pktogf* texinfo*
ci* g++* less* pktype* tftopl*
clearfiles* games/ less.help pltotf* tn3270*
co* gcc* lesskey* pooltype* tperl3.044*
crc* genclass* listalias* printmail* user.chk*
ctags* getsize* merge* psraster* vftovp*
di* gftodvi* messages* rcs* virmf*
dissect* gftopk* mft* rcsdiff* virtex*
dvitype* gftype* mkdep* rcsmerge* vptovf*
elm* gmake* mset* readmsg* wart*
emacs* gtar* munchlist* rlog* weave*
emacsclient* h2ph* mush* rrev* wnewmail*
emacstool* home.chk* newalias* s2p* xtail*
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/usr/sug/bin/X11
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The following X11 programs are also ready to run:
X maze xclock xlogo xrn
Xsun mkdirhier xcutsel xlsatoms xroach
appres mkfontdir xditview xlsclients xset
atobm muncher xdm xlsfonts xsetroot
bdftosnf oclock xdpr xlswins xstdcmap
bitmap plaid xdpyinfo xmag xswarm
bmtoa puzzle xedit xman xterm
catcher resize xev xmh xufo
constype showrgb xeyes xmines xv
contool showsnf xfd xmkmf xviewsun
foo startx xfontsel xmodmap xwd
ico twm xgc xmoon xwininfo
imake xauth xhost xpr xwud
kbd_mode xbiff xinit xprop
listres xcalc xkill xrdb
makedepend xclipboard xload xrefresh
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/usr/sug/etc
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The following ready to run programs should be useful for system administrators:
bname dialback nfslogsum rmt timedc
bwfreq diskuse nfswatch rpc.bootparamd traceroute
callbootd emulation ntp scrub
consolelog fixutmp ntpd tcpdump
dial fixwtmp ntpdc timed
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/usr/sug/share
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audio - Sun audio files
clipart - Clip Art
crttool - Fonts and termcap files for crttool
fonts -
images - over 100 icons
tex - architecture independent files for TeX.
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/usr/sug/src
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Tex3.0 - TeX source
X11R4 - X11R4 source including use contributed clients
bin - General source
emacs - emacs
etc - System administration tools (
games - games
gnu - GNU source
gnu.LICENSE
gnu.README
kvm - system specific source like top
lib - miscellaneous software like filters
sunview - sunview based software
xview - xview based programs
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/usr/sug/src/bin
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di flock less perl tcl
dissect gmake-3.59 mailsplit psraster tn3270
elm gtar-1.09 mkdep.sh rcs uteco
expect ispell-2.0.02 mush soundsworks xtail
file jove newstool sun_to_ps
flex kermit patch sunkey
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/usr/sug/src/etc
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bname cops fixtmp tcpdump watcher
bootparams dialback nfswatch timed
bwfreq diskuse ntpd traceroute
consolelog emulation scrub track
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/usr/sug/src/games
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bidding cg gnuchess nobs
bj challenge knight poker
bluemoon cribbage mines roll
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/usr/sug/src/gnu
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You need to look for yourself. Lots and lots of GNU software. For fun, look
at jargon.text.
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/usr/sug/src/kvm
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mon ofiles pmon top vmem
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/usr/sug/src/sunview
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boss crttool getFile mystery world
calctool1 distmand hpcalc rolo
calctool2 dvipage lpqtool sterm
calentool eyecon monthtool sunclock
cplaid faces movietool-1.3.1 tooltool
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/usr/sug/src/xview
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catcher contool phonetool
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Email: office@sug.orgswansonc@acc.stolaf.edu (Chris Swanson) (06/09/91)
Greetings, It was my understanding that the CD would contain both sun3 and sun4 binaries. Was this just excluded from the list, or are there no sun3 binaries on the CD? In that case, why id you not put sun3 binaries on the disk, lots of us still have them, and there should be room for them on the disk (you stated you used about 300 MB)? Regards, -=Chris -- Chris Swanson, C.U. CS/Pre-med Student, 1502 N. 59 st., Omaha, NE 68104-4830 DDN: [CDS6] INTERNET: swansonc@acc.stolaf.edu UUCP: uunet!stolaf!swansonc AT&T: Work: (402)-449-4894 Home: (402)-551-7393 or (402)-551-0766 I would deny this reality, but that wouldn't pay the bills...
dinah@lgc.com (Dinah McNutt) (06/10/91)
In article <SWANSONC.91Jun8121729@grendel2.acc.stolaf.edu>, swansonc@acc.stolaf.edu (Chris Swanson) writes: |> |> Greetings, |> |> It was my understanding that the CD would contain both sun3 |> and sun4 binaries. Was this just excluded from the list, or are there |> no sun3 binaries on the CD? In that case, why id you not put sun3 |> binaries on the disk, lots of us still have them, and there should be |> room for them on the disk (you stated you used about 300 MB)? |> |> Regards, |> -=Chris |> |> -- Actually, what Mary said was: > The Sun User Group and Young Minds are proud to announce the > availability of the 1991 SUG CD-ROM. over 300 MB of source code, > software srchives, binaries and Sun Microsystems' patches are included > in this year's collection. Including source, binaries, SUN patches, and the archives (sun-managers, sun-spots, and sun-nets) the grand total comes to: 523115 kilobytes. Then we had to leave room for Young Minds to add their software (mapping tables for converting UNIX filenames to ISO 8 character filenames, etc.) A tough decision to make, but we decided to forego Sun3 binaries in order to have enough room for everything we wanted to include. I am sure things could have been done better, but this is our first CD and believe me, next year will be better. The CD Project team is preparing a report for the SUG Board complete with recommendations on "what not to do". We may do a Sun3 tape or CD if the demand warrants (let us hear from you!) Also, if not having Sun3 binaries makes the disk worthless to you and you have already ordered one, of course your money will be refunded. Please send all flames on the Sun3 issue to me and not the SUG staff as they are not responsible for this particular decision - the project team was and as the project leader, I'll take the heat. Take a look at the TOC, we think most folks will find the CD useful. Dinah McNutt internet: dinah@bcm.tmc.edu | dinah@sug.org | dinah@expert.com