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- Contents
-
- * 1 Introduction and general information
- + 1.1 What is Midnight Commander?
- + 1.2 Who has written it?
- + 1.3 Does it run on my machine?
- + 1.4 Does it work with my terminal?
- + 1.5 What else do I need to run MC?
- + 1.6 Is Midnight Commander PD? Copyrighted?
- * 2 Network sources and resources
- + 2.1 Where can I get Midnight Commander?
- + 2.2 What mailing lists are there for Midnight Commander?
- + 2.3 Where should I look on the World Wide Web for MC stuff?
- + 2.4 Are the mailing lists archived anywhere?
- + 2.5 I don't have FTP access. Where can I get MC?
- * 3 Terminfo and termcap problems
- + 3.1 Why don't function keys (or any other key) work?
- + 3.2 Why don't line drawing characters work?
- + 3.3 How can I get colors?
- + 3.4 My color_xterm goes completely (or partially) black!
- + 3.5 Where can I get color_xterm?
- + 3.6 I got colors working with MC but the other programs don't
- work at all anymore!
- + 3.7 Why are there both terminfo and termcap? Wouldn't one
- database be enough?
- * 4 Command line problems
- + 4.1 How can I access command line history?
- + 4.2 How can I add the plus character (+) on the command line?
- + 4.3 How can I complete commands, file names, variable names
- and so on?
- * 5 Virtual file systems
- + 5.1 How can I see the contents of a tar archive?
- + 5.2 How do I get out of a tar archive?
- + 5.3 How do I do anonymous ftp with MC?
- + 5.4 How do I do non-anonymous ftp with MC?
- + 5.5 How do I close an ftp connection?
- * 6 Other common problems
- + 6.1 Why does the ESC key behave funny?
- * 7 Development
- + 7.1 What are those mc-2.4.xx versions people keep talking
- about?
- + 7.2 When will mc-3.0. be released?
- + 7.3 What new features will be in mc-3.0?
- + 7.4 Do I dare to use a development version?
- + 7.5 How can I report a bug/request for a feature?
- + 7.6 How can I join the development?
- + 7.7 Why has MC got so trivial bugs every now and then?
- * 8 Administrative information
- + 8.1 Authorship
- + 8.2 File formats
- + 8.3 Feedback is invited
- + 8.4 Disclaimer and copyright
- * 9 Index
-
-
- _________________________________________________________________
-
- 1 INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL INFORMATION
-
- 1.1 What is Midnight Commander?
-
-
-
- The Midnight Commander is a user-friendly yet powerful file manager
- and visual shell, useful to novice and guru alike. It provides a
- clear, user-friendly, and somewhat protected interface to a Unix
- system while making many frequent file operations more efficient and
- preserving the full power of the command prompt. You will wonder how
- you could ever live without it.
-
- For more thorough description take a look at the announcement of
- Midnight Commander 2.0.
-
- 1.2 Who has written it?
-
-
-
- Midnight Commander was started Miguel de Icaza and he is the
- maintainer of the package. Other authors have joined the project
- later:
- * Mauricio Plaza (early releases, retired)
- * Janne Kukonlehto (joined Sep 27 1994, retired Mar 8 1995)
- * Radek Doulik (joined Oct 30 1994)
- * Fred Leeflang (joined Nov 2 1994)
- * Dugan Porter (joined Dec 1 1994)
- * Jakub Jelinek (joined Feb 8 1995)
- * Ching Hui (joined Jun 27 1995)
-
-
-
- Alessandro Rubini has been specially helpful with with debugging and
- enhancing of the mouse support. John Davis has made his S-Lang library
- available to us and answered many questions about it.
-
- The photographs of the authors are available as:
-
- http://stekt.oulu.fi/~jtklehto/mc/authors.html
-
-
-
- Many people have contributed bug reports, feature suggestions and
- small code bits (alphabetical order):
- * Erwin van Eijk
- * Torben Fjerdingstad
- * Massimo Fontanelli
- * Jean-Daniel Luiset
- * Wim Osterholt
- * Antonio Palama (DOS port)
- * Thomas Pundt
- * Vadim Sinolits
- * Jon Stevens
-
- 1.3 Does it run on my machine?
-
-
-
- Midnight Commander uses GNU autoconfigure, so you should be able to
- run it on most (if not all) Unix clones. Following configurations have
- been tested:
- * i386-*-linux1.0, i386-*-linux1.1, i386-*-linux1.2
- * mips-sgi-irix5.2
- * mips-sgi-irix5.3
- * mips-dec-ultrix4.3
- * rs6000-ibm-aix3.2.5
- * sparc-sun-sunos4.1
- * sparc-sun-solaris2.3
- * sparc-sun-netbsd1.0
- * hppa-hp-hpux9
- * hppa-hp-hpux7
- * m68k-apple-aux
- * mc88110-aviion-dgux5.4
-
-
-
- There is also a preliminary Ms-Dos port at ftp.nuclecu.unam.mx:
- /linux/local/DOS/ (Is there a Ms-Dos binary?).
-
- 1.4 Does it work with my terminal?
-
-
-
- Because Midnight Commander is a full screen program it doesn't run on
- dummy terminals but anything more advanced will do (like vt100). If
- your terminal works with vi, emacs, elm or pine it will work with
- Midnight Commander.
-
- The XView and Tk versions currently under development will require an
- X terminal.
-
- 1.5 What else do I need to run MC?
-
-
-
- You need ncurses-1.8.5.2 from ftp.nuclecu.unam.mx: /linux/local/.
-
- You can get along with other curses libraries it but results may not
- be pretty or even usable.
-
- With version 2.4.xx or later you don't need curses if you give
- "--with-slang" flag to the configure.
-
- If you want to use mouse on the Linux console you need General Purpose
- Mouse server from iride.unipv.it: /pub/gpm/. You need nothing extra to
- use mouse on xterm.
-
- To compile the XView version (currently under development) you need
- XView library. Xpm library and X11 non-rectangular shape extensions
- are recommended.
-
- To compile the Tk version (currently under development) you need
- Tk-4.0 libraries. Compilation of the Tk version won't be easy. Contact
- Miguel for details.
-
- 1.6 Is Midnight Commander PD? Copyrighted?
-
-
-
- Midnight Commander is under GNU Public License which basically means
- that you may freely copy, change and distribute it, but that you may
- not impose any restrictions on further distribution, and that you must
- make the source code available. This is not the same as Public Domain.
- For details, the GNU license is included in the Midnight Commander
- source distribution (the COPYING file).
-
- Midnight Commander is nowadays officially a part of GNU project. All
- the authors of the Midnight Commander have given all their rights on
- the program to the Free Software Foundation.
-
- 2 NETWORK SOURCES AND RESOURCES
-
- 2.1 Where can I get Midnight Commander?
-
-
-
- Source is available at following sites:
- * sunsite.unc.edu and mirrors:
- /pub/Linux/utils/file/managers/mc-2.1.tar.gz
- * ftp.nuclecu.unam.mx: /linux/local/mc-2.1.tar.gz
-
-
-
- There are also precompiled binaries available at ftp.nuclecu.unam.mx:
- /linux/local/bin-dist/.
-
- 2.2 What mailing lists are there for Midnight Commander?
-
-
-
- Following mailing lists discuss about Midnight Commander:
-
- mc
- General discussion of the Midnight Commander
-
- mc-digest
- The mc list, in digest format
-
- mc-announce
- Major announcements about the Commander
-
- mc-patch
- The latest Commander patches (4-8 per week)
-
- mc-devel
- Technical development discussion
-
- mc-chat
- Non-MC related chatting by the developers (closed to new
- comers)
-
-
-
- To subscribe, send e-mail to majordomo@roxanne.nuclecu.unam.mx with
- the following line in the body of the message:
-
- subscribe <list-name> [optional-address]
-
-
-
- Replace <list-name> with the name of the list you want to subscribe
- and [optional-address] with your email address.
-
- 2.3 Where should I look on the World Wide Web for MC stuff?
-
-
-
- There is a WWW page for Midnight Commander. The URL is:
-
- http://stekt.oulu.fi/~jtklehto/mc/
-
-
-
- The WWW page features MC screen shots, photographs from authors,
- mailing list archive and a few other things.
-
- 2.4 Are the mailing lists archived anywhere?
-
-
-
- The mc and mc-devel lists are archived on the World Wide Web page (see
- the previous question). Other lists are not currently archived though
- Miguel keeps a private archive. Contact him if you want copies of past
- messages.
-
- 2.5 I don't have FTP access. Where can I get MC?
-
-
-
- Many Linux CD-ROMs include Midnight Commander. For example, Slackware,
- Yggdrasil, S.U.S.E. and Jurix include version 2.1 and RedHad/Caldera
- includes version 1.2.
-
- 3 TERMINFO AND TERMCAP PROBLEMS
-
- 3.1 Why don't function keys (or any other key) work?
-
-
-
- Your terminfo or termcap database has missing or incorrect definitions
- for function keys. Type "mc -V" to see what curses library is being
- used. If the result is "using the ncurses library" you should install
- one of the enhanced terminfo databases included in the Midnight
- Commander source distribution. For example, if you are using xterm
- type "tic xterm.ti".
-
- The official termcap and terminfo databases are available here:
-
- http://www.ccil.org/~esr/ncurses.html
-
-
-
- If your copy of MC is not compiled to use Ncurses see the manual page
- of your curses library about how to change the termcap database
- (/etc/termcap). The termcap database is not fully compatible with
- terminfo but you can use the MC enhanced terminfo databases as a
- model for your changes.
-
- 3.2 Why don't line drawing characters work?
-
-
-
- There are three subcases:
- * Lines are shown as ASCII characters like this
-
- +---------+
- | |
- +---------+
- Possible reason is 1, 2 or 3.
- * Lines are shown as lower case characters like this
-
- lqqqqqqqqqk
- x x
- mqqqqqqqqqj
- Possible reason is 2 or 3.
- * Lines are shown as blanks or missing characters. Possible reason
- is 3 or 4.
-
-
-
- The reason for the problem is one of following:
- 1. Your curses library might not support line drawing characters.
- Ncurses and System V curses do support them, BSD curses doesn't.
- 2. Your terminal might not support line drawing characters. Vt100
- compatible terminals, xterm and color_xterm do support them.
- 3. Your terminfo or termcap database might have missing or incorrect
- definations for line drawing characters. See the previous question
- (the one about function keys).
- 4. Your terminal font might not support line drawing characters. Try
- changing the font.
-
- 3.3 How can I get colors?
-
-
-
- First, check that your terminal supports color. Color_xterm, rxvt and
- Linux console do support, most other terminals don't. You can test
- color support with following simple C program:
-
- #include <stdio.h>
-
- int main (void){
- printf ("\033[32m Hello world! \033[m\n");
- return 0;
- }
-
-
-
- Compile and run it. If you see "Hello world!" text in green your
- terminal supports color, otherwise not (however, for color_xterm see
- also the next question).
-
- Second, check that you are using Ncurses or the Slang library (type
- "mc -V" to find out), some System V curses implementations do support
- color, most don't.
-
- The Slang version supports color, too. If you are using version 2.4.xx
- or newer you might want to give "--with-slang" flag to the configure
- before compilation. The following paragraph about terminfo databases
- isn't valid for the Slang version. Type "mc -c" to force color support
- with the Slang version or set the environment variable COLORTERM to
- any value.
-
- Third, check that your terminfo database supports color. If not you
- should install one of the enhanced terminfo databases included in the
- Midnight Commander source distribution. See the question before the
- previous question (the one about function keys).
-
- Fourth, set the TERM environment variable so that you use the correct
- terminfo database. If you use color_xterm (or rxvt):
-
- If your shell is sh, bash, ksh or zsh:
- TERM=xterm-color; export TERM
-
- If your shell is csh or tcsh:
- setenv TERM xterm-color
-
-
-
- Newer versions of Ncurses require that you use xtermc instead of
- xterm-color.
-
- If you use Linux console the correct value for TERM is linux or
- console.
-
- 3.4 My color_xterm goes completely (or partially) black!
-
-
-
- Some color_xterm terminals define all colors as black instead of the
- standard ANSI colors. This makes them go completely black when you try
- to use Midnight Commander with colors.
-
- You will have to override the defaults. Create a file "color.defaults"
- which has the following contents:
-
- color_xterm*color0: Black
- color_xterm*color1: Red
- color_xterm*color2: Green
- color_xterm*color3: Yellow
- color_xterm*color4: Blue
- color_xterm*color5: Magenta
- color_xterm*color6: Cyan
- color_xterm*color7: White
- color_xterm*background: White
- color_xterm*foreground: Black
-
-
-
- (replace color_xterm with the name of your color_xterm, color_xterm
- mentions its name in its title bar)
-
- Now type:
-
- xrdb -merge color.defaults
-
-
-
- Alternatively you can add the suggested contents of the color.defaults
- file to your .Xdefaults or .Xresources file (or what ever the name of
- your X configuration file is). Or you can replace your non-ANSI
- color_xterm with an ANSI color_xterm.
-
- 3.5 Where can I get color_xterm?
-
-
-
- Try ftp.x.org: /contrib/utilities/colour_xterm.tar.gz.
-
- 3.6 I got colors working with MC but the other programs don't work at all
- anymore!
-
-
-
- Midnight Commander uses terminfo database (when compiled with Ncurses)
- but many other programs use termcap database. If you set the TERM
- environment variable to a value which has no corresponding entry in
- termcap database those programs stop working. You should add the new
- value of TERM to the termcap database.
-
- Example: If you have set TERM to xterm-color locate from /etc/termcap
- the line which starts:
-
- xterm|vs100|xterm terminal emulator
-
-
-
- Change it to start:
-
- xterm|xterm-color|vs100|xterm terminal emulator
-
- 3.7 Why are there both terminfo and termcap? Wouldn't one database be enough?
-
-
-
- You might want to read the Unix-haters handbook at
- http://web.kaleida.com/u/hopkins/unix-haters.html. It lists many
- more reasons why Unix sucks.
-
- The Slang version of the Midnight Commander, available on newer 2.4.xx
- versions allows you to configure which terminal database you want to
- use with the "--with-termcap" and "--with-terminfo" flags of
- configure. If you don't specify them, the configure script will try to
- use terminfo if available otherwise it will use termcap.
-
- 4 COMMAND LINE PROBLEMS
-
- 4.1 How can I access command line history?
-
-
-
- You can browse previous commands with M-p and M-n. Alternatively, you
- can summon the command history listbox by pressing F9 c h.
-
- 4.2 How can I add the plus character (+) on the command line?
-
-
-
- The plus key is the hotkey for the select files command. If want to
- add a literal plus on to the command line you must quote it. Press C-q
- before pressing +.
-
- 4.3 How can I complete commands, file names, variable names and so on?
-
-
-
- Completion is a version 3.0 feature.
-
- Just press M-Tab. Press M-Tab again to get a listbox if there are
- multiple possible completions.
-
- 5 VIRTUAL FILE SYSTEMS
-
-
-
- Virtual file systems are features of the forthcoming version 3.0.
-
- 5.1 How can I see the contents of a tar archive?
-
-
-
- Tar support is a version 3.0 feature.
-
- If you use keyboard just move the selection bar on the tar file and
- press enter.
-
- If you use mouse just doubleclick on the tar file.
-
- If these procedures don't work, your .mc.ext file is faulty. Replace
- it with one from the MC source distribution.
-
- You can also enter a tar archive by typing "cd tar:filename.tar.gz"
- where filename.tar.gz is the name of the archive.
-
- The recognized suffixes for tar archives are .tar, .tar.gz and .tgz.
- If your tar archive uses different suffix you have to rename it.
-
- 5.2 How do I get out of a tar archive?
-
-
-
- Tar support is a version 3.0 feature.
-
- Just press enter on the toplevel ".." file or chdir to a non-tar
- directory. Just typing "cd" with no parameters is enough (it will take
- you to your home directory).
-
- 5.3 How do I do anonymous ftp with MC?
-
-
-
- FTP support is a version 3.0 feature.
-
- Just type "cd ftp://hostname" where hostname is the name of the host
- you want to connect. Alternatively, select FTP link from the Left or
- Right menu and type the name of the host you want to connect.
-
- 5.4 How do I do non-anonymous ftp with MC?
-
-
-
- FTP support is a version 3.0 feature.
-
- Non-anonymous ftp works just like the anonymous ftp but you give the
- login name with the host name. For example, type "cd
- ftp://username@hostname".
-
- 5.5 How do I close an ftp connection?
-
-
-
- FTP support is a version 3.0 feature.
-
- Just chdir to a non-ftp directory. Just typing "cd" with no parameters
- is enough (it will take you to your home directory).
-
- 6 OTHER COMMON PROBLEMS
-
- 6.1 Why does the ESC key behave funny?
-
-
-
- Midnight Commander uses the ESC key as a prefix for simulating the
- Meta and Alt keys (for terminals which don't have Meta or Alt). For
- example, pressing ESC-a is the same as pressing Meta-a. In addition
- most terminals use ESC for internal representation of arrow keys,
- function keys and other enhanced keys. If you want to use ESC to
- cancel things you have to press it twice i. e. ESC-ESC. If you find
- this cumbersome you can generally use F10 to cancel. Alternatively
- turn on the old_esc_mode setting in the ~/.mc.ini file. The
- old_esc_mode setting makes ESC work as a prefix only if another key is
- pressed within 0.5 seconds. After 0.5 seconds the ESC key cancels.
- There is no way to make ESC cancel immediately (if we want to be able
- to use arrows keys and function keys).
-
- Of course, these ESC limitations don't concern the forthcoming XView
- and Tk versions of the Midnight Commander.
-
- 7 DEVELOPMENT
-
- 7.1 What are those mc-2.4.xx versions people keep talking about?
-
-
-
- The newest public release is mc-2.1. The mc-2.4.xx releases are
- development versions. The next public release will be mc-3.0 (which
- will probably be immediately followed by mc-3.1).
-
- 7.2 When will mc-3.0. be released?
-
-
-
- We are currently doing the final touches on mc-3.0 and it will be
- released soon, maybe in September.
-
- 7.3 What new features will be in mc-3.0?
-
-
-
- The Midnight Commander development has run into problems with the many
- bugs in the curses libraries. Therefore we have switched to Slang.
- This will solve many of our current problems.
-
- Here are the features that have already been done:
- * To make it easier to code the Slang support the whole Midnight
- Commander was migrated to a widget oriented user interface. It's
- now also possible to teach the Commander about the escape
- sequences sent by your terminal without having to modify your
- system terminal databases.
- * A virtual file system switch (vfs) that gives you a network based
- file system (mcfs), a read only tar and compressed tar file
- systems. A ftp file system is on the works.
- * Command and filename completion is finished.
- * An Advanced Chown command, much nicer than the regular chown and
- chmod dialog boxes we had.
- * The internal file viewer features: growing buffers, piped input
- from arbitrary programs (so you can look at nicely formated man
- pages just with a mouse click), bold and underline attributes.
- * Better color management (now you can specify the intensity of the
- colors).
-
-
-
- We will begin the code freeze as soon as we get this parts finished:
- * An FTP file system on top of our VFS.
- * XView, Guile/Tk, Tcl/Tk versions of the program (though Miguel
- might decide to leave these for mc-4.0).
-
- 7.4 Do I dare to use a development version?
-
-
-
- I am afraid you have to answer to this question yourself. Development
- versions seldom cause data loss but they have usually got many bugs.
- It's up to you to judge whether new features outweight the bugs.
-
- 7.5 How can I report a bug/request for a feature?
-
-
-
- You might first want to get the newest development version to see if
- the bug is fixed or the feature is added already.
-
- Send your report/request to mc-devel@roxanne.nuclecu.unam.mx or
- mc@roxanne.nuclecu.unam.mx. These mailing lists are the most certain
- way to contact the developers. Remember to mention if you are not on
- the mailing list so that you will receive a copy of replies (by
- default the replies are sent to the list only in order to avoid
- duplicate copies).
-
- Give as much details as possible. A too long message is a lot better
- than a too short message.
-
- For segmentation faults a stack backtrace is appreciated. You can
- produce stack backtrace as follows:
- * If segmentation fault produced a core file:
- 1. Load the core file by typing "gdb mc core" or "dbx mc core".
- 2. Type "where".
- 3. Cut and paste the results to your message.
- * If segmentation fault didn't produce a core file:
- 1. Load mc by typing "gdb mc" or "dbx mc".
- 2. Start mc by typing "run".
- 3. Try to reproduce the segmentation fault by doing whatever you
- did last time when the segmentation fault occurred.
- 4. Type "where".
- 5. Cut and paste the results to your message.
- 6. For the future you might want to check out what is the
- command in your shell to allow producing of the core files.
- Usually it is "limit coredumpsize unlimited" or "ulimit
- coredumpsize".
-
- 7.6 How can I join the development?
-
-
-
- Congratulations on your decision to join the development! More
- developers are always needed.
-
- To join the development just code the feature you want to add and send
- your patch to Miguel. Email address is miguel@roxanne.nuclecu.unam.mx.
- Before you start coding check the latest development version. It might
- be that your feature has already been implemented.
-
- If Miguel likes your patch he will include it in the next development
- version and you will get your name to contributors section. After you
- have sent a few more patches Miguel will promote your name to the
- authors section.
-
- Note that because the authors of the Midnight Commander have given all
- their rights on the program to the Free Software Foundation you will
- have to do the same if you contribute non-trivial patches. Otherwise
- we have to reject your patches in order to avoid copyright problems.
-
- 7.7 Why has MC got so trivial bugs every now and then?
-
-
-
- Development versions have usually got many bugs because we prefer
- rapid development to slow bureaucracy. However, we always try to get
- rid of bugs before releasing the next public version (that's why we
- divide versions to development versions and public versions in the
- first place).
-
- 8 ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
-
- 8.1 Authorship
-
-
-
- This FAQ is written by Janne Kukonlehto. Parts of it originate from
- Ian Jackson, Miguel de Icaza and Dugan Porter.
-
- 8.2 File formats
-
-
-
- This FAQ has originally been written in a HTML-like format. It has
- been converted to a real HTML by a perl script. The HTML version has
- been rendered to ASCII by Lynx.
-
- The HTML file is available at
- http://stekt.oulu.fi/~jtklehto/mc/faq.html. The ASCII file is posted
- on the mc mailing list. Alternatively, you can produce a ASCII version
- with Lynx from the HTML file yourself (Press p (print) and choose the
- (usually) topmost option: "Save to a local file"). The HTML-like
- version is available at http://stekt.oulu.fi/~jtklehto/mc/faq.tmpl and
- the conversion script at
- http://stekt.oulu.fi/~jtklehto/mc/indxhtml.pl.
-
- The perl script adds standard HTML header and footer elements and
- creates the Contents and Index sections and internal links.
-
- 8.3 Feedback is invited
-
-
-
- Please send me your comments on this FAQ. There are probably a lot of
- things to add. My email address is jtklehto@paju.oulu.fi. You can also
- use the feedback form at
-
- http://stekt.oulu.fi/~jtklehto/mc/comments.html
-
-
-
- Note: I will not add bug reports to this FAQ because they will become
- obsolete very quickly (or eventually, at least). So don't request
- them.
-
- If you have a lot of additions and changes to contribute I would
- appreciate if you send them as unified patch against faq.tmpl (the
- HTML-like version). However, other formats will do, too.
-
- This FAQ has existed for half an year now and I have received one
- contribution and one request for closer information how to contribute.
-
- 8.4 Disclaimer and copyright
-
-
-
- Note that this document is provided as is. The information in it is
- not warranted to be correct; you use it at your own risk. This
- Midnight Commander Frequently Asked Questions with Answers document is
- Copyright 1995 by Janne Kukonlehto <jtklehto@paju.oulu.fi>.
-
- You are free to use this FAQ in any way which will benefit the
- Midnight Commander project. All other use is strictly forbidden.
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- 9 INDEX
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- Alt
- 6.1
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- Announcement
- 1.1
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- ANSI
- 3.4
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- Authors
- 1.2, 7.6
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- Autoconfigure
- 1.3
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- Binaries
- 2.1
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- Bug reports
- 8.3
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- Cancel
- 6.1
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- CD-ROMs
- 2.5
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- Color.defaults
- 3.4
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- Color_xterm
- 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5
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- Configurations
- 1.3
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- Console
- 3.3, 3.3
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- Contributors
- 1.2, 7.6
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- Description
- 1.1
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- ESC
- 6.1
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- Font
- 3.2
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- License
- 1.6
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- Maintainer
- 1.2, 8.3
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- Meta
- 6.1
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- Old_esc_mode
- 6.1
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- Prefix
- 6.1
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- Rxvt
- 3.3
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- Source
- 2.1, 8.2
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- TERM
- 3.3, 3.6
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- Vt100
- 3.2
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- WWW
- 2.3, 8.3
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- Xrdb
- 3.4
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- Xterm
- 3.1, 3.2
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- Xterm-color
- 3.3, 3.6
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- Xtermc
- 3.3
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