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If you don't know what this is, read the NEWS file.
To compile:
(1) Determine where you want to install the editor program and the
system default keymap file. Put this path in the Makefile. If
you're a mere user, don't worry about this. Instead, place a copy
of the '.joerc' file in your home directory.
(2) If you need to be able to display characters with bit 7 set as-
is (instead of in inverse), comment out the '#define NOHIGHBIT'
line in the file 'joe.h'
(3) type 'make xenix' for Xenix systems, 'make hpux' for HPUX systems
or 'make bsd' for BSD systems, 'make posix' for AIX systems or
'make esix' for esix systems. If none of these work, type 'make
linux' or 'make cruddy' to make a version with an inferior
terminal driver (The linux version is for system V systems
without timers or asynchronous ttys. Cruddy is for systems which
don't even have a termio structure).
Type 'make svr3' for System V Release 3. Ignore all warnings.
(4) To install it in the system, log in as superuser and do
'make install'
(5) When JOE is used, be sure the baud rate as reported by stty is
correctly set. If you're not on a real serial terminal, try to
set the baud rate to the best guess of what the actual throughput
is. In particular, if you use JOE on a windowing system, the
window updates will be much faster if you set the baud rate to
'extb' or '38400'.
(6) PC users may wish to change the line 'backs ^?' in the .joerc
file to 'delch ^?'. This way, the Del key deletes characters
instead of backspacing.