+
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+HighWire = 0.3.5á7 [Oct 24 2022]
+#
+### Normal Font ###
+#
+NORMAL = 31324
+ITALIC_NORMAL = 13389
+BOLD_NORMAL = 28258
+BOLD_ITALIC_NORMAL = 22570
+#
+### Header Font ###
+#
+HEADER = 31324
+ITALIC_HEADER = 13389
+BOLD_HEADER = 28258
+BOLD_ITALIC_HEADER = 22570
+#
+### Teletype Font ###
+#
+# Font used for PRE and TT tags
+#
+TELETYPE = 19262
+ITALIC_TELETYPE = 14347
+BOLD_TELETYPE = 18720
+BOLD_ITALIC_TELETYPE = 25760
+#
+### Base Font Size ###
+#
+FONT_SIZE = 10
+#
+### Min. Font Size ###
+#
+FONT_MINSIZE = 8
+#
+### Page Background ###
+#
+#DFLT_BACKGND = 8
+#DFLT_BACKGND = 0xC0C0C0
+#DFLT_BACKGND = silver
+#
+### Cache Setup ###
+#
+CACHEMEM = 2000 # = 2048,000 bytes
+#
+CACHEDIR = C:\tools\highwire\cache\
+#
+CACHEDSK = 8192 # use 8MB disk space
+#CACHEDSK = 4096 300 # use 4MB disk space, but not more than in 300 files
+#
+### Connection Control ###
+#
+TIMEOUT_CONNECT = 40 # seconds, default value
+#
+#RETRY_HEADER = 1
+#
+TIMEOUT_HEADER = 20 # only change document timeout
+#TIMEOUT_HEADER = 0 2 # only change graphics timeout
+#TIMEOUT_HEADER = 5 2 # change both
+#
+### Runtime settings ###
+#
+COOKIES = 1
+VIEW_IMAGES = 1
+USE_CSS = 1
+FORCE_FRAMECTRL = 0
+LOGGING = 0
+#
+### Cookies/Images handling ###
+#
+#RESTRICT_HOST = C .mindshare.de # no cookies from this doamin
+#RESTRICT_HOST = I adserver2.mindshare.de # no images from this server
+#RESTRICT_HOST = CI .doubleclick.net # neither images nor cookies allowed
+#RESTRICT_HOST = * .biz # same as above but for all biz-domains
+#
+### Window Infobar ###
+#
+# Control the appearance window infobars. The value means:
+# 0: no infobar drawn at all,
+# 1: only AES infobar (traditional GEM),
+# 2: only output to the hslider area,
+# 3: both methods,
+# 4: application widget infobar, no realtime resizing possible
+# (default setting).
+#
+INFOBAR = 1
+#
+### Optimized color palette ###
+#
+FIXED_CMAP
+#
+### Start page ###
+#
+START_PAGE = http://firebee.org
+#
+### Open bookmarks window at start ###
+#
+HOTLIST_OPEN = 1
+#
+### Source viewer ###
+#
+VIEWER = C:\tools\qed\qed.app
+#
+### AV-Server handling ###
+#
+AV_WINDOW = 2
+#
+### Download folder ###
+#
+DATA_DIR = C:\Downloads\
+#
+### History ###
+#
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+Minixfs is copyright S.N. Henson 1991,1992,1993,1994,1995.
+This code may be freely distributed unmodified, provided this copyright notice
+is intact. A small copying fee may be charged for redistribution provided this
+does not exceed the equivalent of five pounds Sterling (UK currency).
+
+ You are free to compile, modify and recompile modified versions of this
+program. Modified versions of this source may be redistributed provided:
+
+1. Modified versions are clearly marked as such in each file modified.
+2. This copying file is included unmodified in any distribution.
+3. An additional startup message is added stating that it is a modified
+version after the original startup message.
+4. The orginal copyright startup message is not modified in any way.
+5. No additional restrictions are placed on the modified version, in particular
+full source must still be freely available and freely distributable.
+
+ Binaries compiled from this code may also be redistributed. Binaries
+compiled from modified versions of this code may also be redistributed provided
+this copying file is included intact and conditions 1 to 5 above are met.
+
+ This version may not be used for profit or in a commercial environment,
+this includes the development of software that requires a registration fee.
+If you wish to use Minixfs to develop anything other than free software or use
+it in a commercial environment then Minixfs must be registered for a small fee,
+please contact me for further details.
+
+ Distribution of this program with commercial packages is not allowed
+without my written permission, please contact me if you wish to do this,
+or indeed if you want a similar filesystem writing for a different purpose
+(e.g. TT Unix or Spectre), however I am not in a position to write filesystems
+for other commercial packages free of charge.
+
+ I reserve the right to modify these conditions at some future date.
+
+ Please note that although I believe each release to be stable and
+test it thoroughly I offer no guarantee. Therefore, THIS PROGRAM COMES
+WITH NO WARANTEE WHATSOEVER AND USE IS ENTIRELY AT YOUR OWN RISK, I WILL
+NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY FROM ITS USE.
+
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+All files in this archive are Copyright (c) 1993, 1994 by Ulrich Kuehn.
+Exceptions are explicitely stated.
+
+I cannot take over any responsibility for any files in this distribution.
+Therefore the following disclaimer:
+
+ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
+IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
+ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT,
+INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES
+(INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES;
+LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND
+ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT
+(INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF
+THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
+
+You are welcome to use, copy, distribute and modify the source code
+included in this package as long as the following conditions are met:
+
+o All the files are kept in the distribution.
+
+o Any modifications on files in the distribution are clearly
+ marked as such, including a statement that the original author
+ is not responsible for your modifications and possible damage
+ resulting in your modifications.
+
+o You may not sell this package for more than the cost of copying
+ the files onto media, including the cost of the media, excluding
+ local taxes. This does not apply to modified versions, which are
+ only allowed to be distributed for free (of course you are
+ allowed to sell the diffs, but not the modified package!).
+ For exceptions the written consent of the author is necessary.
+
+
+You have agreed with the above conditions when holding copies of the
+distribution in your posession, you can terminate this by destroying
+any copy and all modified versions of this software in your possession.
+
+
+Of course any donations of money in any amount are very wellcome, just send
+it to my address or ask for a bank connection...
+
+
+My address is:
+
+Email:
+ kuehn@math.uni-muenster.de (preferred)
+
+Snail mail:
+ Ulrich Kuehn
+ Geibelstr.9
+ 48161 Muenster
+ Germany
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rename from mint/1-19-9ef/fonts/ru/d_kyr_10.fnt
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/fonts/ru/d_kyr_10.fnt
diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/inet4.xdd b/mint/1-19-ec3/inet4.xdd
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/britain/british.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Britain/british.tbl
similarity index 99%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/britain/british.tbl
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Britain/british.tbl
index eabbd8b..85006c1 100644
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/czech/ctime.1st b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Czech/Ctime.1st
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/czech/ctime.1st
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Czech/Ctime.1st
diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Czech/czech_iso.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Czech/czech_iso.tbl
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index 0000000..007c9d1
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/czech/czech_kam.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Czech/czech_kam.tbl
similarity index 99%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/czech/czech_kam.tbl
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Czech/czech_kam.tbl
index 6444810..f32c5d3 100644
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Finland/finnish.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Finland/finnish.tbl
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index 0000000..329b1d4
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/france/french-pc.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/France/french-pc.tbl
similarity index 64%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/france/french-pc.tbl
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/France/french-pc.tbl
index 2949588..26bf8d4 100644
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/poland/french.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/France/french.tbl
similarity index 81%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/poland/french.tbl
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/France/french.tbl
index 8b02772..f27e36c 100644
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/germany/german.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Germany/german.tbl
similarity index 93%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/germany/german.tbl
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Germany/german.tbl
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Greece/greek.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Greece/greek.tbl
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Hungary/hungarian.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Hungary/hungarian.tbl
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..cbce08a
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/italy/italian.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Italy/italian.tbl
similarity index 92%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/italy/italian.tbl
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Italy/italian.tbl
index 0ffeac4..7be81c5 100644
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/poland/british.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Netherlands/dutch.tbl
similarity index 71%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/poland/british.tbl
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Netherlands/dutch.tbl
index e8b1a4a..545d5a1 100644
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Norway/norwegian.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Norway/norwegian.tbl
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index 0000000..49974d7
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/poland/czytaj.1st b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/Czytaj.1st
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/poland/czytaj.1st
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/Czytaj.1st
diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/british.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/british.tbl
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..4e8ec48
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/french.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/french.tbl
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..b8f9261
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/german.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/german.tbl
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..5f213d9
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/italian.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/italian.tbl
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..c51993d
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/poland/papyrus/papyrus.mac b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/papyrus/papyrus.mac
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/poland/papyrus/papyrus.mac
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/papyrus/papyrus.mac
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/poland/papyrus/papyrus.pap b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/papyrus/papyrus.pap
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/poland/papyrus/papyrus.pap
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/papyrus/papyrus.pap
diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/spanish.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/spanish.tbl
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..e87ce45
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/swiss_de.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/swiss_de.tbl
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..3c0d2f5
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/swiss_fr.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/swiss_fr.tbl
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..bf181a9
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/usa.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Poland/usa.tbl
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..3bd75d0
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/readme b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/ReadMe
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/readme
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/ReadMe
diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Russian/russian.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Russian/russian.tbl
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..33fb4f5
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/spain/spanish.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Spain/spanish.tbl
similarity index 92%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/spain/spanish.tbl
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Spain/spanish.tbl
index 915c4fe..57bd0f0 100644
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Sweden/swedish.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Sweden/swedish.tbl
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..153ee7b
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/switzerland/swiss_de.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Switzerland/swiss_de.tbl
similarity index 90%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/switzerland/swiss_de.tbl
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Switzerland/swiss_de.tbl
index 1c09ec8..82862e1 100644
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/switzerland/swiss_fr.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Switzerland/swiss_fr.tbl
similarity index 90%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/switzerland/swiss_fr.tbl
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/Switzerland/swiss_fr.tbl
index 7a3b34e..c9116bb 100644
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/usa/readme.1st b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/USA/Readme.1st
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/usa/readme.1st
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/USA/Readme.1st
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/usa/uk2us.tbl b/mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/USA/uk2us.tbl
similarity index 99%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/keyboard/usa/uk2us.tbl
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/keyboard/USA/uk2us.tbl
index 5046326..2902994 100644
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/lp.xdd b/mint/1-19-ec3/lp.xdd
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..f9f3778
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/minix.xfx b/mint/1-19-ec3/minix.xfx
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..f044a56
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/mint.cnf b/mint/1-19-ec3/mint.cnf
similarity index 98%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/mint.cnf
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/mint.cnf
index 91e84d6..3bb9d89 100644
--- a/mint/1-19-9ef/mint.cnf
+++ b/mint/1-19-ec3/mint.cnf
@@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ exec u:/c/mint/tools/gluestik/gluestik.prg --force
# If the MiNT is supposed to execute GEM, you should specify the full
# path and filename like that:
#
-#GEM=u:/c/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xaloader.prg
+#GEM=u:/c/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xaloader.prg
# You can also request MiNT to execute the TOS AES residing in ROM.
# WARNING: this is not recommended, you should use a GEM version
@@ -222,7 +222,7 @@ exec u:/c/mint/tools/gluestik/gluestik.prg --force
# Otherwise, if your init program is not GEM, you should use INIT= as
# follows:
#
-INIT=u:/c/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xaloader.prg
+INIT=u:/c/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xaloader.prg
#INIT=u:/c/mint/sys/bin/bash
# If you leave both commands above commented out, the MiNT will
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/mint_def.cnf b/mint/1-19-ec3/mint_def.cnf
similarity index 97%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/mint_def.cnf
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/mint_def.cnf
index 343a6b3..89df46f 100644
--- a/mint/1-19-9ef/mint_def.cnf
+++ b/mint/1-19-ec3/mint_def.cnf
@@ -267,19 +267,19 @@
#
# WARNING: directories listed in the left column must really exist!
-sln c:/mint/1-19-9ef/sys-root/bin u:/bin
+sln c:/mint/1-19-ec3/sys-root/bin u:/bin
#sln e:/boot u:/boot
-sln c:/mint/1-19-9ef/sys-root/etc u:/etc
+sln c:/mint/1-19-ec3/sys-root/etc u:/etc
#sln e:/home u:/home
#sln e:/lib u:/lib
#sln e:/mnt u:/mnt
-sln c:/mint/1-19-9ef/sys-root/opt u:/opt
-sln c:/mint/1-19-9ef/sys-root/root u:/root
+sln c:/mint/1-19-ec3/sys-root/opt u:/opt
+sln c:/mint/1-19-ec3/sys-root/root u:/root
#sln e:/sbin u:/sbin
-sln c:/mint/1-19-9ef/sys-root/share u:/share
-sln c:/mint/1-19-9ef/sys-root/tmp u:/tmp
+sln c:/mint/1-19-ec3/sys-root/share u:/share
+sln c:/mint/1-19-ec3/sys-root/tmp u:/tmp
#sln e:/usr u:/usr
-sln c:/mint/1-19-9ef/sys-root/var u:/var
+sln c:/mint/1-19-ec3/sys-root/var u:/var
# Some people want also to do this:
@@ -386,7 +386,7 @@ setenv SHELL /bin/bash
# If the MiNT is supposed to execute GEM, you should specify the full
# path and filename like that:
-GEM=u:/c/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xaloader.prg
+GEM=u:/c/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xaloader.prg
# You can also request MiNT to execute the TOS AES residing in ROM.
# WARNING: this is not recommended, you should use a GEM version
diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/mintv4e.prg b/mint/1-19-ec3/mintv4e.prg
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..97c449f
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/nfs.xfs b/mint/1-19-ec3/nfs.xfs
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..004d81b
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diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/autumn.grd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/autumn.grd
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/autumn.grd
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/autumn.grd
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/default.grd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/default.grd
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/default.grd
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/default.grd
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/flwrpwr.grd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/flwrpwr.grd
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/flwrpwr.grd
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/flwrpwr.grd
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/g_blue.grd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/g_blue.grd
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/g_blue.grd
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/g_blue.grd
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/g_cyan.grd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/g_cyan.grd
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/g_cyan.grd
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/g_cyan.grd
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/g_green.grd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/g_green.grd
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/g_green.grd
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/g_green.grd
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/g_purple.grd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/g_purple.grd
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/g_purple.grd
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/g_purple.grd
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/g_red.grd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/g_red.grd
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/g_red.grd
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/g_red.grd
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/g_yellow.grd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/g_yellow.grd
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/g_yellow.grd
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/g_yellow.grd
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/menubar.grd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/menubar.grd
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/menubar.grd
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/menubar.grd
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/mint.grd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/mint.grd
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/mint.grd
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/mint.grd
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/n_blue.grd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/n_blue.grd
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/n_blue.grd
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/n_blue.grd
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/n_cyan.grd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/n_cyan.grd
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/n_cyan.grd
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/n_cyan.grd
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/n_deflt.grd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/n_deflt.grd
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/n_deflt.grd
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/n_deflt.grd
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/n_green.grd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/n_green.grd
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/n_green.grd
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/n_green.grd
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/n_purple.grd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/n_purple.grd
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/n_purple.grd
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/n_purple.grd
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/n_red.grd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/n_red.grd
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/n_red.grd
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/n_red.grd
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/n_yellow.grd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/n_yellow.grd
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/gradient/n_yellow.grd
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/gradient/n_yellow.grd
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/img/8b/dbox.img b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/img/8b/dbox.img
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/img/8b/dbox.img
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/img/8b/dbox.img
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/img/8b/dbutton.img b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/img/8b/dbutton.img
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/img/8b/dbutton.img
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/img/8b/dbutton.img
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/img/8b/dtext.img b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/img/8b/dtext.img
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# describe_widgets = 1
#####################################################################
-# video mode select
-# -----------------
+# Screen device selection
+# -----------------------
#
-# Selects the video mode that XaAES will boot into. If not set mode = 1
-# will be used, e.g. use current/default video mode.
+# Selects the VDI device that that XaAES will boot into. If not set,
+# device 1 will be used, i.e. the current/default video mode.
#
-# If you don't have a Falcon can be:
-# -----------------------------------------
-# - 2 = 320*200, 16 colour (ST-Low)
-# - 3 = 640*200, 4 colour (ST-Medium)
-# - 4 = 640*400, 2 colour (ST-High)
-# - 6 = 640*480, 16 colour (TT Medium)
-# - 8 = 1280*960, 2 colour (TT High)
-# - 9 = 320*480, 256 colour (TT Low)
+# Valid device numbers are:
+# --------------------------------------------
+# - 2 = 320*200, 16 colour (ST-Low)
+# - 3 = 640*200, 4 colour (ST-Medium)
+# - 4 = 640*400, 2 colour (ST-High)
+# - 5 = Mode specified by modecode (Falcon)
+# - 6 = 640*480, 16 colour (TT Medium)
+# - 7 = Mode specified by modecode (Milan)
+# - 8 = 1280*960, 2 colour (TT High)
+# - 9 = 320*480, 256 colour (TT Low)
#
# All other values are ignored!
#
-# If you have a Falcon is the same argument as to the
-# VsetMode() OS call:
+# Note: screendev (and modecode) replaces the video parameter, which
+# in turn is now deprecated and subject for future removal.
+#
+# screendev =
+
+#####################################################################
+# Modecode specifier
+# ------------------
+#
+# For the Falcon, is the same argument as used for the
+# VsetMode() OS call.
+#
# ---------------------------------------------------------
# BIT Name Meaning
#
@@ -193,16 +205,25 @@
#
# For example:
#
-# video = 26 will select 640*480*16colour VGA mode.
-# video = 0x801a will select 16 colour VGA mode in
-# the resolution preset by centscreen.
-# Note:
-# When you use a screenexpander like Screenblaster, you have to use
-# the video option as well. This will make the Screenblaster-Software
-# to show up the resolution-selection-menu.
+# modecode = 26 will select 640*480*16colour VGA mode.
+# modecode = 0x801a will select 16 colour VGA mode in
+# the resolution preset by centscreen.
+#
+# Note: screendev (and modecode) replaces the video parameter, which
+# in turn is now deprecated and subject for future removal.
+#
+#modecode =
+
+#####################################################################
+# Video mode select
+# -----------------
+#
+# This parameter is now deprecated and subject for future removal.
+# Please update your xaaes.cnf accordingly.
+#
+# For more information, see screendev and modecode (above).
#
#video =
-#video = 4
####################################################
# gradients = (default = 0)
@@ -235,7 +256,7 @@
#gradients = n_cyan
#gradients = n_purple
-####################################################
+#####################################################################
# textures = (default = 0)
#
# setting textures to a nonzero value or a name (default: img) turns on use of
@@ -244,7 +265,14 @@
#
# texture-folders are //
#textures = img
-textures = 0
+
+#####################################################################
+# textures_cache = (default is 'no')
+#
+# Cache textures for current bit depth in /cache. If you update
+# the texture files or change the palette, delete the cache folder, too.
+#
+#textures_cache = yes
#####################################################################
#palette =
@@ -265,7 +293,7 @@ setenv ACCPATH C:\
setenv ACCEXT ACC,ACX
setenv GEMEXT PRG,APP,GTP,OVL,SYS
setenv TOSEXT TOS,TTP
-setenv TOSRUN u:\c\mint\1-19-cur\sys-root\opt\GEM\toswin2\tw-call.app
+setenv TOSRUN u:\c\mint\1-19-ec3\sys-root\opt\GEM\toswin2\tw-call.app
#setenv GEMJINGPATH u:\d\sound\gemjing\gemjing.prg
setenv SDL_VIDEODRIVER gem
@@ -911,7 +939,7 @@ filters = *.*, *.[atpg]*, *.[chs]*, *.l*, *.o*
#run u:\opt\taskbar\taskbar.prg
#run u:\c\system\strngsrv\strngsrv.prg
-run u:\c\mint\1-19-cur\sys-root\opt\GEM\toswin2\toswin2.app
+run u:\c\mint\1-19-ec3\sys-root\opt\GEM\toswin2\toswin2.app
#####################################################################
# system shell
@@ -943,4 +971,4 @@ run u:\c\mint\1-19-cur\sys-root\opt\GEM\toswin2\toswin2.app
setenv AVSERVER "DESKTOP "
setenv FONTSELECT "DESKTOP "
#
-shell = u:\c\mint\1-19-9ef\sys-root\opt\GEM\teradesk\desk_cf.prg
+shell = u:\c\mint\1-19-ec3\sys-root\opt\GEM\teradesk\desk_cf.prg
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xa_help.cs b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xa_help.cs
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xa_help.cs
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xa_help.cs
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xa_help.de b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xa_help.de
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xa_help.de
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xa_help.de
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xa_help.es b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xa_help.es
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xa_help.es
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xa_help.es
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xa_help.fr b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xa_help.fr
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xa_help.fr
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xa_help.fr
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xa_help.hu b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xa_help.hu
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xa_help.hu
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xa_help.hu
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xa_help.it b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xa_help.it
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xa_help.it
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xa_help.it
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xa_help.ru b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xa_help.ru
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xa_help.ru
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xa_help.ru
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xa_help.txt b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xa_help.txt
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xa_help.txt
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xa_help.txt
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xa_xtobj.rsc b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xa_xtobj.rsc
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xa_xtobj.rsc
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xa_xtobj.rsc
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xaaes.cnf b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xaaes.cnf
similarity index 98%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xaaes.cnf
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xaaes.cnf
index f924146..9e6831d 100644
--- a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xaaes.cnf
+++ b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xaaes.cnf
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
include u:/c/mint/xa_video.cnf
########################################################
-eiffel_support = true
+eiffel_support = false
menubar=2
menu_layout=1
menu_ontop=1
@@ -67,10 +67,11 @@ setenv GEMEXT PRG,APP,GTP,OVL,SYS
setenv TOSEXT TOS,TTP
setenv TOSRUN c:\mint\tools\toswin2\tw-call.app
setenv CPXPATH c:\mint\mint_cpx\
-setenv BROWSER c:\tools\netsurf3\nsv4e.app
+setenv BROWSER c:\tools\netsurf\nsv4e.app
setenv STGUIDE c:\tools\hyp_view\hyp_view.app
setenv GUIDES c:\guides\
setenv SDMASTER c:\mint\setup\shutdown.prg
+setenv BGH c:\devtools\rsm\bgh14r3\bgh.prg
#####################################################################
# naes_cookie = (default is 'no')
@@ -486,16 +487,10 @@ app_options = default,thinwork = true, winframe_size = 0, xa_nomove = false, clw
app_options = xasys, thinwork = true, winframe_size = 0, xa_nomove = false, clwtna = 1, nolive = false
app_options = aessys, thinwork = true, winframe_size = 0, xa_nomove = false, clwtna = 1, nolive = false, rsc_lang = 1
#
-
app_options = toswin2, nohide = true,noleft=true
app_options = DESK_CF, alt_shortcuts = 1
app_options = gbe, alt_shortcuts = 3
-app_options = autos401,xa_nomove = true
-app_options = ataricq,thinwork = true, winframe_size = 0
-app_options = jinnee, naesff = true
-app_options = taskbar, inhibit_hide = yes, clwtna = true, thinwork = true, winframe_size = 0
-app_options = amail, naesff = true
-app_options = mymail, thinwork = true, winframe_size = 0
+#app_options = taskbar, inhibit_hide = yes, clwtna = true, thinwork = true, winframe_size = 0
app_options = highwire, winframe_size = 0
#####################################################################
@@ -628,7 +623,7 @@ widgets = widgets/bee_wdg5.rsc
#helpserver = HYP,ST-GUIDE,d:\help\st-guide.prg
#helpserver = HTM,CAB,e:\www\cab.app
helpserver = HYP,HYP_View,c:\tools\hyp_view\hyp_view.app
-helpserver = HTM,NetSurf,c:\tools\netsurf3\nsv4e.app
+helpserver = HTM,NetSurf,c:\tools\netsurf\nsv4e.app
#####################################################################
# cancel = string,string
@@ -667,6 +662,7 @@ run c:\tools\synctime\synctmcf.prg
#####################################################################
# system shell
#
+include u:/c/mint/desktop.cnf
#
#---------- Thing -----------
#
@@ -693,6 +689,3 @@ run c:\tools\synctime\synctmcf.prg
#
#setenv AVSERVER "DESKTOP "
#setenv FONTSELECT "DESKTOP "
-#
-#
-include u:/c/mint/desktop.cnf
diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xaaes.km b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xaaes.km
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..65f1659
Binary files /dev/null and b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xaaes.km differ
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xaaes.rsc b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xaaes.rsc
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xaaes.rsc
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xaaes.rsc
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xaaes.rsl b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xaaes.rsl
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xaaes.rsl
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xaaes.rsl
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xaaeswdg.rsc b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xaaeswdg.rsc
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xaaeswdg.rsc
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xaaeswdg.rsc
diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xaloader.prg b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xaloader.prg
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..b33cbc0
Binary files /dev/null and b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xaloader.prg differ
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xobj/nine-ozk.rsc b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xobj/nine-ozk.rsc
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xobj/nine-ozk.rsc
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xobj/nine-ozk.rsc
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xobj/simple.rsc b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xobj/simple.rsc
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xobj/simple.rsc
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xobj/simple.rsc
diff --git a/mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xobj/style.rsc b/mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xobj/style.rsc
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/1-19-9ef/xaaes/xobj/style.rsc
rename to mint/1-19-ec3/xaaes/xobj/style.rsc
diff --git a/mint/1-19-ec3/xconout2.xdd b/mint/1-19-ec3/xconout2.xdd
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..7a16651
Binary files /dev/null and b/mint/1-19-ec3/xconout2.xdd differ
diff --git a/mint/desktop.cnf b/mint/DESKTOP.CNF
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/desktop.cnf
rename to mint/DESKTOP.CNF
diff --git a/mint/mint_acc/cops.acc b/mint/mint_acc/COPS.ACC
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/mint_acc/cops.acc
rename to mint/mint_acc/COPS.ACC
diff --git a/mint/mint_cpx/clock_e.cpx b/mint/mint_cpx/Clock_E.cpx
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/mint_cpx/clock_e.cpx
rename to mint/mint_cpx/Clock_E.cpx
diff --git a/mint/slb/bgh.slb b/mint/slb/bgh.slb
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..cca9746
Binary files /dev/null and b/mint/slb/bgh.slb differ
diff --git a/mint/sys.cnf b/mint/sys.cnf
index d913c5b..174a14f 100644
--- a/mint/sys.cnf
+++ b/mint/sys.cnf
@@ -6,4 +6,4 @@ sln c:\mint\sys\net u:\net
sln c:\mint\sys\tmp u:\tmp
sln c:\mint\sys\var u:\var
sln c:\home u:\home
-
+sln c:\home\Downloads u:\Downloads
diff --git a/mint/sys/bin/ls b/mint/sys/bin/ls
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..813de55
Binary files /dev/null and b/mint/sys/bin/ls differ
diff --git a/mint/sys/bin/mount_nfs b/mint/sys/bin/mount_nfs
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..f1f9ef4
Binary files /dev/null and b/mint/sys/bin/mount_nfs differ
diff --git a/mint/sys/dhcp/lease b/mint/sys/dhcp/LEASE
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/sys/dhcp/lease
rename to mint/sys/dhcp/LEASE
diff --git a/mint/sys/dhcp/pid b/mint/sys/dhcp/PID
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/sys/dhcp/pid
rename to mint/sys/dhcp/PID
diff --git a/mint/sys/etc/resolv.con b/mint/sys/etc/RESOLV.CON
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/sys/etc/resolv.con
rename to mint/sys/etc/RESOLV.CON
diff --git a/mint/tools/cops/cops.app b/mint/tools/cops/cops.app
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..6d730c9
Binary files /dev/null and b/mint/tools/cops/cops.app differ
diff --git a/mint/tools/cops/copsicn.rsc b/mint/tools/cops/copsicn.rsc
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..b8600bc
Binary files /dev/null and b/mint/tools/cops/copsicn.rsc differ
diff --git a/mint/tools/fsetter/copying b/mint/tools/fsetter/copying
deleted file mode 100644
index d60c31a..0000000
--- a/mint/tools/fsetter/copying
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,340 +0,0 @@
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- under certain conditions; type `show c' for details.
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-mouse-clicks or menu items--whatever suits your program.
-
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-school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if
-necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names:
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- `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written by James Hacker.
-
- , 1 April 1989
- Ty Coon, President of Vice
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diff --git a/mint/tools/fsetter/fsetter.app b/mint/tools/fsetter/fsetter.app
index 381d188..ffe9e1f 100644
Binary files a/mint/tools/fsetter/fsetter.app and b/mint/tools/fsetter/fsetter.app differ
diff --git a/mint/tools/gluestik/liesmich b/mint/tools/gluestik/LIESMICH
similarity index 97%
rename from mint/tools/gluestik/liesmich
rename to mint/tools/gluestik/LIESMICH
index f237605..dd1cd5f 100644
--- a/mint/tools/gluestik/liesmich
+++ b/mint/tools/gluestik/LIESMICH
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ GlueSTiK - STiK to MiNT-Net gateway
Feedback, Fehlermeldungen, Vorschl„ge und sonstige konstruktive
Kommentare sind sehr erwnscht. Entweder per e-Mail direkt an mich
-oder an die MiNT Mailingliste .
+oder an die MiNT Mailingliste .
Version 0.13
diff --git a/mint/tools/gluestik/readme b/mint/tools/gluestik/README
similarity index 97%
rename from mint/tools/gluestik/readme
rename to mint/tools/gluestik/README
index a8bee71..4222e45 100644
--- a/mint/tools/gluestik/readme
+++ b/mint/tools/gluestik/README
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ GlueSTiK - STiK to MiNT-Net gateway
Feedback, bugreports, suggestions and any other constructive comment
is strongly recommended. Please send it as e-mail to me or the
-MiNT mailinglist .
+MiNT mailinglist .
Version 0.13
diff --git a/mint/tools/gluestik/copying b/mint/tools/gluestik/copying
deleted file mode 100644
index d60c31a..0000000
--- a/mint/tools/gluestik/copying
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,340 +0,0 @@
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-necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names:
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- `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written by James Hacker.
-
- , 1 April 1989
- Ty Coon, President of Vice
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-proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you may
-consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the
-library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General
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diff --git a/mint/tools/gluestik/gluestik.prg b/mint/tools/gluestik/gluestik.prg
index f23105e..cd5ef91 100644
Binary files a/mint/tools/gluestik/gluestik.prg and b/mint/tools/gluestik/gluestik.prg differ
diff --git a/mint/tools/mgw/liesmich b/mint/tools/mgw/LIESMICH
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/tools/mgw/liesmich
rename to mint/tools/mgw/LIESMICH
diff --git a/mint/tools/mgw/readme b/mint/tools/mgw/README
similarity index 100%
rename from mint/tools/mgw/readme
rename to mint/tools/mgw/README
diff --git a/mint/tools/mgw/copying b/mint/tools/mgw/copying
deleted file mode 100644
index d60c31a..0000000
--- a/mint/tools/mgw/copying
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,340 +0,0 @@
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-License is intended to guarantee your freedom to share and change free
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-Foundation's software and to any other program whose authors commit to
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-your programs, too.
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-gratis or for a fee, you must give the recipients all the rights that
-you have. You must make sure that they, too, receive or can get the
-source code. And you must show them these terms so they know their
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-(2) offer you this license which gives you legal permission to copy,
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-authors' reputations.
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-@if VERSION >= 6
-@os atari
-@charset atarist
-@inputenc atarist
-@lang "de"
-@endif
-@database "TosWin2"
-@author "Christian Felsch"
-@$VER: 2.7
-@subject "Dokumentation/Sonstiges"
-@options "+z -s"
-
-@node "Titel" "TosWin2: Inhalt"
-
-@limage logo.img 36
- TosWin2
- Version 2.7
-
-
- von
- Christian Felsch
-
-
- @{U}Inhalt:@{0}
-
- Allgemeines
- Systemvoraussetzungen
- Installation
- @{"Die Menleiste" link Menleiste}
- @{"Das Klemmbrett" link Klemmbrett}
- @{"Die Kommandozeile" link Kommandozeile}
- @{"Das Programm tw-call.app" link tw-call.app}
- @{"Das Environment" link Environment}
- @{"Untersttzte Protokolle" link Protokolle}
- @{"Bekannte Fehler" link Fehler}
- Interna
- Entwicklungsgeschichte
-
-@endnode
-
-@pnode "Christian Felsch"
-Kontaktaufnahme:
-
-Christian Felsch
-Adalbert-Stifter-Str 33
-63477 Maintal
-
-email: C.Felsch@@gmx.de
- Christian Felsch @@ HH
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Allgemeines" "TosWin2: Allgemeines"
-@{U}Allgemeines@{0}
-
-@autorefoff
-Unter Multitasking-Umgebungen ist es n”tig, daž die Ausgaben von TOS-
-Programme nicht direkt auf den Bildschirm geschrieben sondern in ein
-Fenster umgeleitet werden. Diese Funktion wurde bereits von den alten
-Versionen von TosWin mehr oder weniger komfortabel gel”st.
-
-TosWin2 ist nun der Versuch, die verschiedenen Versionen von TosWin 1.4
-in einer einzigen zu vereinigen. Folgende alten TosWin-Versionen sind in
-TosWin2 eingeflossen:
-
- ù das Original von Eric Smith (Version 1.4)
- ù die Erweiterungen von Warwick Allison
- ù der VT100-Emulator von Julian Coleman (TW100)
-
-TosWin2 ist, wie alle anderen Versionen auch, Public Domain. Das
-Programm und die Quellen drfen frei verteilt werden.
-
-TosWin2 besteht aus folgenden Dateien:
-
- ù toswin2.app Das Programm mit Resource
- toswin2.rsc
-
- ù tw-call.app Das Programm zur Kommunikation AES -> TosWin2
-
- ù term/tcapinf Die Terminal-Definitionen von Petr Stehlik.
- ù term/test100.vt Eine Datei zum Test des VT100-Emulators.
- Einfach mit `cat test.vt` ausgeben lassen.
-
- ù hyp/* Der Hypertext fr ST-Guide
-
-
- ù xconout/* Das Device fr die Console
-
-Die aktuelle Version ist hier zu finden:
-
- ù Mailboxen
- Maus Hamburg (040 - 53897013)
-
- ù Internet
- http://www.tu-harburg.de/~alumnifc/
-@autorefon
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Systemvoraussetzungen" "TosWin2: Systemvoraussetzungen"
-@{U}Systemvoraussetzungen@{0}
-
-Die wichtigsten Unterschiede zu den alten Versionen sind folgende:
-
- @{B}TosWin2 l„uft nicht mehr als Accessory@{0}
-
- @{B}TosWin2 l„uft z.Zt. nur N.AES bzw. AES >= 4.1!@{0}
-
-TosWin2 benutzt diverse AES-Erweiterungen des AES 4.1, ohne vorher
-explizit auf deren Vorhandensein zu testen.
-Der von TosWin2 ben”tigte GEMDOS-Call Pfork() ist inzwischen zwar auch
-in MagiC (ab 6.10) verfgbar aber leider gibt es noch verschiedene
-Inkompatibilit„ten, so daž TosWin2 derzeit noch nicht mit MagiC eingesetzt
-werden kann. Da der Programmierer von MagiC aber kontinuierlich am GEMDOS
-von MagiC arbeitet, k”nnte es sein, daž TosWin2 in Zukunft auch damit
-benutzt werden kann!
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Installation" "TosWin2: Installation"
-@{U}Installation@{0}
-
-Die Installation von TosWin2 gestaltet sich relativ einfach. Die Dateien
-sollten alle im gleichen Verzeichnis liegen.
-Das Kommunikationsprogramm tw-call.app sollte bei N.AES angemeldet werden,
-und zwar in der Datei N_AES.CNF mit der Zeile
-
- export TOSRUN=c:\system\toswin\@{tw-call.app ignore}
-
-Es bietet sich an, TosWin2 automatisch beim Booten zu starten. Dazu kann
-man ebenfalls in der N_AES.CNF folgende Zeile eintragen:
-
- run x:\...\toswin2.app
-
-Der Hypertext kann irgendwo abgelegt werden, ST-Guide sollte ihn aber
-finden.
-
-Falls es die Datei /etc/termcap im System bereits gibt, sollte der Inhalt
-aus den Dateien tw52.tc und tw100.tc dort eingefgt werden. šber Termcap
-informieren sich UNIX-Programme ber die F„higkeiten der Emulationen von
-TosWin2.
-
-Zur Installation des xconout-Devices zum Umleiten der Console-Ausgaben
-wird auf das beiliegende ReadMe verwiesen.
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Menleiste" "TosWin2: Menleiste"
-@{U}Die Menleiste@{0}
-
- Datei Fenster Optionen
-@line 1 74 0 0 1
-@box 2 28 4 0
-@box 31 16 4 0
-@box 48 26 8 0
- TOS-Programm starten... O Console ”ffnen Fensterwechsel global
- Shell starten @{G}----------------@{0} Men-Shortcuts benutzen
- @{G}----------------------------@{0} Wechseln W Immer Loginshell
- Ende Q Schliežen U @{G}--------------------------@{0}
- Console konfigurieren...
- Fenster konfigurieren...
- @{G}--------------------------@{0}
- Einstellungen sichern S
-
-@index "Men-Shortcuts „ndern"
-Die Shortcuts werden aus der Resource ermittelt, so daž sie dort auch
-ver„ndert werden k”nnen. Dazu drfen folgende Zeichen verwendet werden:
-
- ù Alle Buchstaben, Zahlen und Sonderzeichen
- ù Funktionstasten: F1 .. F10
- ù Schlsselw”rter: DEL, ESC, HELP, HOME, INS, TAB, UNDO
-
-Zus„tzlich k”nnen den o.g. Zeichen noch die drei blichen Umschalttasten
-vorangestellt werden (auch kombiniert):
-
- fr Shift
- ^ fr Control
- fr Alternate
-
-
-@index Men-Hilfe
-Wird ein Menpunkt mit gedrckter Control-Taste angeklickt, wird die
-entsprechende Position im Hyptertext angesprungen. Dafr setzt TosWin2
-voraus, daž ST-GUIDE bereits gestartet ist und den Hypertext findet.
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "TOS-Programm starten" "TosWin2: TOS-Programm starten"
-@{U}TOS-Programm starten@{0}
-
-šber diesen Menpunkt kann ein neues TOS-Programm gestartet werden. Dazu
-wird einfach die Programmdatei in der Dateiauswahlbox ausgew„hlt.
-Nachdem man ein Programm ausgew„hlt hat, bekommt man noch die M”glichkeit,
-Start-Parameter einzugeben.
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Shell starten" "TosWin2: Shell starten"
-@index Loginshell
-@index utmp-Datei
-@index wtmp-Datei
-@index passwd-Datei
-@{U}Shell starten@{0}
-
-šber den Menpunkt ist es m”glich, eine Kommandoshell zu starten.
-Welche Kommandoshell gestartet werden soll, wird in der Datei /etc/passwd
-festgelegt. TosWin2 verwendet aus dieser Datei Homeverzeichnis und
-Loginshell des aktuellen Users. Um den aktuellen User zu ermitteln wertet
-TosWin2 zun„chst die Variable LOGNAME aus. Ist diese nicht gesetzt, wird
-die effektive User-ID verwendet.
-
-Je nachdem Men-Schalter Immer Loginshell werden entweder alle oder
-nur die erste Shell als sogenannte Loginshell gestartet. Von der
-Loginshell wird der User in die Dateien /etc/utmp und /var/adm/wtmp
-vermerkt und aužerdem wertet die Shell zus„tzliche Dateien aus
-(bash: ~/.bash_login, tcsh: ~/.login).
-
-Fr jede gestartete Shell werden die Environmentvariablen HOME und SHELL
-mit den entsprechenden Werten aus der /etc/passwd besetzt.
-
-Die Shell-Funktion wird insbesondere vom GEMinit-Paket von Ulrich Kaiser
-benutzt.
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Ende" "TosWin2: Ende"
-@index SIGHUP
-@{U}Ende@{0}
-
-šber diesen Menpunkt wird TosWin2 beendet.
-Dabei werden s„mtliche Fenster geschlossen, eventuell noch laufenden
-Prozesse erhalten ein SIGHUP. Wenn noch eine Loginshell offen ist, wird
-der User korrekt aus /etc/utmp und /var/adm/wtmp abgemeldet.
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Console ”ffnen" "TosWin2: Console ”ffnen"
-@index xconout2
-@{U}Console ”ffnen@{0}
-
-Damit die Console benutzt werden kann, muž das Device xconout2 von Torsten
-Scherer (TeSche) installiert sein. Dieses Device f„ngt s„mtliche
-Ausgaben ab, die Programme direkt auf den Bildschirm machen und stellt
-sie einem anderen Programm ber eine Pipe zur Verfgung.
-TosWin2 bietet die M”glichkeit, diese Ausgaben in ein Fenster umzuleiten,
-so daž sie nicht mehr direkt auf dem Bildschirm landen.
-Wird das Fenster iconifiziert, ”ffnet es sich automatisch, sobald neue
-Ausgaben kommen.
-
-Wird das Fenster geschlossen, meldet sich TosWin2 bei xconout2 ab und die
-Ausgaben erscheinen wieder direkt auf dem Bildschirm. Es bietet sich also
-an, die Console immer durch TosWin2 ”ffnen zu lassen und man braucht sich
-nie mehr ber wilde Ausgaben zu „rgern!
-
-Ob TosWin2 die Console berwacht kann man daran erkennen, ob die Datei
-u:\dev\tw-con existiert.
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Fensterwechsel global" "TosWin2: Fensterwechsel global"
-@index AV-Server
-@{U}Fensterwechsel global@{0}
-
-Ist dieser Schalter aktiviert, wird der Fensterwechsel nicht von TosWin2
-durchgefhrt, sondern eine entsprechende Anweisung an den AV-Server
-geschickt. Vorteil ist der, daž man von Fenstern von TosWin2 zu denen
-des Desktops und anderen Programmen gelangt (sofern diese Programme ihre
-Fenster beim AV-Server angemeldet haben).
-
-Damit das funktioniert, muž der AV-Server (in aller Regel ein Desktop wie
-Thing oder Jinnee) entsprechend im Environment (n_aes.cnf) angemeldet
-sein:
-
- export AVSERVER=THING
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Men-Shortcuts benutzen" "TosWin2: Men-Shortcuts benutzen"
-@{U}Men-Shortcuts benutzen@{0}
-
-šber diesen Schalter kann man einstellen, ob TosWin2 die im Men ein-
-getragenen Shortcuts benutzt oder nicht. Wenn ein Shortcut ausgewertet
-wurde, steht dieser natrlich nicht mehr als Eingabe im obersten
-Fenster zur Verfgung!
-Wer also eine Tastenkombination aus dem Men unbedingt als Eingabe in
-das Fenster ben”tigt, kann entweder diesen Schalter vorbergehend
-abschalten oder aber den Shortcut dauerhaft aus der Resource
-(toswin2.rsc) l”schen.
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Immer Loginshell" "TosWin2: Immer Loginshell"
-@{U}Immer Loginshell@{0}
-
-Wird dieser Schalter gesetzt, werden alle Shells als @{Loginshell link "Shell starten"} gestartet.
-Ansonsten ist nur die erste Shell eine Loginshell.
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Console konfigurieren" "TosWin2: Console konfigurieren"
-@{U}Console konfigurieren@{0}
-
-šber den Dialog kann das Verhalten des @{Console-Fensters link "Console ”ffnen"} eingestellt
-werden.
-Folgende Parameter stehen zur Verfgung:
-
- ù Beim Start anlegen Dieser Schalter veranlasst TosWin2 das
- Console-Fenster automatisch beim Start
- zu ”ffnen.
-
- ù Bei Ausgaben ”ffnen Ist dieser Schalter gesetzt, wird das
- iconifizierte oder eingeklappte (shaded)
- Console-Fenster wieder ge”ffnet, sobald
- neue Ausgaben kommen.
-
- ù Mitschrift in Datei Die im Fenster erscheinenden Ausgaben
- k”nnen in einer Datei abgelegt werden.
-
-Sollte die Option "Bei Ausgaben ”ffnen" deaktiviert sein, werden neue
-Ausgaben im iconifizierten Fenster durch ein optisch ver„ndertes Icon
-angezeigt.
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Fenster konfigurieren" "TosWin2: Fenster konfigurieren"
-@{U}Fenster konfigurieren@{0}
-
-Bei TosWin2 k”nnen die Parameter fr jedes Programm individuell einge-
-stellt werden. Im Gegensatz zu den alten Versionen merkt sich TosWin2
-nicht nur verschiedene Fensterattribute sondern auch die Position des
-Fenster. Das bedeutet, daž z.B. die Loginshell immer an der gleichen
-Position ge”ffnet wird.
-Nachteil der neuen Methode: da es pro Programm nur einen Satz Parameter
-gibt, beziehen sich Žnderungen immer auf alle offenen Fenster, in denen
-das betroffene Programm l„uft. Aužerdem ist es z.Zt. nicht m”glich, daž
-TosWin2 sich gestartete Programme merkt und sie beim n„chsten Mal
-automatisch startet.
-
-šber den Menpunkt wird der Konfigurationsdialog aufgerufen. Ist gerade
-kein Fenster offen, das konfiguriert werden kann, k”nnen die Standard-
-Einstellungen gemacht werden. Wofr die Konfiguration wirksam wird,
-erkennt man an dem eingeblendeten @{Titel ignore}.
-
-Fr jedes Fenster k”nnen folgende Parameter eingestellt werden:
-
- ù Gr”že: Spalten und Zeilen geben die maximal Gr”že des
- Fenster an, d.h. die Gr”že, die eingestellt wird,
- wenn man den Fuller bet„tigt.
- Wird ein Puffer angegeben (xxx Zeilen), werden
- die Ausgaben gepuffert und man kann im Fenster
- xxx Zeilen zurckscrollen.
-
- ù Zeichensatz: Es kann ein beliebiger, nicht-proportionaler GDOS-
- Zeichensatz verwendet werden.
- Fr die Auswahl muž ein xFSL-kompatibles Programm
- (z.B. Calvino) oder WDialog ()MagiC-Auswahl) vor-
- handen bzw. ein Font-Server abgemeldet sein (z.B.
- Thing).
- Unter "Tabelle" kann man einstellen, wie die
- Tastendrcke interpretiert werden. Derzeit stehen
- Atari und ISO-Codierung zur Verfgung.
-
- ù Sonstiges: Mit dem Schalter "Zeilen umbrechen" wird eingestellt,
- ob lange Zeilen, die nicht in das Fenster passen,
- umbrochen werden oder nicht.
- šber den Schalter "autom. schliežen" kann eingestellt
- werden, ob das Fenster nach Beendigung des Programms
- sofort geschlossen wird.
-
- ù Elemente: Es kann frei definiert werden, welche Elemente das
- Fenster habe soll.
- Aužerdem kann ein @{Titel ignore} eingegeben werden.
- Wird kein Titel eingetragen, wird der Programmname
- verwendet.
-
- ù Terminal: TosWin2 bietet sowohl die tw52 als auch die tw100-
- Emulation. Da TosWin2 VT52 bzw. VT100 nicht komplett
- emuliert, verwendet es die eigenen Terminal-Namen.
- Eine Žnderung der Emulation wirkt erst nach erneutem
- Start des betroffenen Programms aus.
- Neben dem Terminal-Typ k”nnen aužerdem noch die
- Vorder- und Hintergrundfarbe eingestellt werden.
-
-Neben den im Dialog get„tigten Einstellungen merkt sich TosWin2 die
-Position der Fenster und ob sie beim Sichern der Einstellungen
-iconifiziert sind.
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Einstellungen sichern" "TosWin2: Einstellungen sichern"
-@index toswin2.cfg
-@{U}Einstellungen sichern@{0}
-
-Die Parameter werden in die Datei toswin2.cfg gespeichert. Dabei werden
-die Daten in einer lesbaren Form abgelegt. Wer die Datei von Hand in
-einem Editor „ndert, sollte genau wissen, was er tut :-)
-
-Beim Start sucht TosWin2 diese Datei auf verschiedenen Pfaden:
-
- 1. Auf dem Pfad in der Variablen HOME
-
- 2. Auf dem Pfad HOME/defaults
-
- 3. Im Startverzeichnis von TosWin2
-
- 4. Im aktuellen Verzeichnis
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Klemmbrett" "TosWin2: Klemmbrett"
-@index Blockmarkierung
-@{U}Das Klemmbrett@{0}
-
-TosWin2 untersttzt das GEM-Klemmbrett.
-In allen Fenstern k”nnen Textbereiche mit der Maus selektiert werden.
-Die bekannten Funktionen "Kopieren" und "Einfgen" werden dabei z.T.
-automatisch ausgel”st. Folgende Funktionen stehen zur Verfgung:
-
- ù Linke Taste drcken, halten und ziehen zum Markieren von Text.
- Wird die Taste losgelassen, wird der markierte Text sofort auf
- das Klemmbrett geschrieben.
- Ist bereits ein Block markiert, kann durch Drcken der Shift-
- Taste die Markierung ver„ndert werden.
-
- ù Durch einen Doppelklick-Links kann ein Wort markiert werden.
- Ein Wort besteht aus Buchstaben, Zahlen und den g„ngigen Zeichen
- fr Dateinamen.
-
- ù Mit einem Rechts-Klick wird der Inhalt der Klemmbrett in dem
- aktuellen Fenster eingefgt.
-
- ù Durch Drcken der HELP-Taste wird der markierte Text an ST-Guide
- geschickt.
-
-@index StringServer
- ù Wird ein markierter Bereich einmal angeklickt, wird der Text an
- den StringServer geschickt.
- StringServer ist ein ntzliches Tool, das Strings an verschiedene
- Programme verschickt. So kann z.B. in TW2 eine URL mariert werden
- und ber den Server an CAB geschickt werden.
- N„heres dazu: http://www.bright.net/~atari/files/sspb2909.lzh
-
-TosWin2 schreibt den Text genau so in das Klemmbrett, wie er von dem
-TOS-Programm ausgegeben wurde, d.h. es werden keinerlei Blanks ein-
-gefgt oder Zeilenenden ver„ndert.
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Kommandozeile" "TosWin2: Kommandozeile"
-@{U}Die Kommandozeile@{0}
-
-TosWin2 wertet beim Start seine Kommandozeile aus. Derzeit werden
-folgende Kommandos ausgewertet:
-
- ù "-l" bewirkt, daž TosWin2 nach dem Start sofort ein Fenster mit
- einer (Login)-Shell ”ffnet.
-
- ù Ein Programmname wird bergeben. Dabei enth„lt das erste Argument
- den Pfad des Programmes (in TOS- oder UNIX-Schreibweise), alle
- weiteren Argumente werden von TosWin2 an das gestartet Programm
- weitergereicht.
- Beispiel: toswin /bin/sh -c script
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "tw-call.app" "TosWin2: tw-call.app"
-@{U}Das Programm tw-call.app@{0}
-
-Das Programm tw-call.app sollte von N.AES zum Nachstarten von TOS-
-Programmen benutzt werden (-> Installation).
-Der Sinn von tw-call besteht darin, die Daten des zu startenden TOS-
-Programms an TosWin2 weiterzuleiten. Dadurch wird erreicht, daž immer
-nur @{I}ein@{0} TosWin2 laufen muž, das sich um @{I}alle@{0} TOS-Programme kmmert.
-Dabei reicht tw-call nicht nur, wie das alte RunTos, Programmname und
-Argument sondern zus„tzlich noch das aktuelle @{Environment ignore} und das
-Standardverzeichnis an TosWin2 weiter.
-Neben dem Weitereichen der Programmdaten hat tw-call noch eine andere
-Aufgabe: Wenn ein GEM-Programm ein TOS-Programm nachstartet (z.B.
-eine TeX-Shell das tex.ttp) erwartet die Shell in der Regel eine
-Nachricht, wann das TOS-Programm beendet ist. Aužerdem kann der
-Rckgabewert des TOS-Programms von Interesse sein.
-Das alte RunTos hat sich sofort nach der šbermittlung der Programm-
-daten beendet, die TeX-Shell bekommt also von dem eigentlichen @{Ende ignore}
-des tex.ttp berhaupt nichts mit.
-Das neue tw-call verh„lt sich anders: nachdem es die Daten an TosWin2
-bermittelt hat, wartet es so lange, bis TosWin2 es informiert, daž
-das TOS-Programm sich beendet hat. TosWin2 bergibt dabei an tw-call
-den Rckgabewert des TOS-Programms. Mit diesem Wert beendet sich
-schliežlich tw-call. Fr das aufrufende Programm sieht es nun so aus,
-als ob die eintreffende CH_EXIT-Meldung von dem TOS-Programm selbst
-stammt und es kann den korrekten Rckgabewert verarbeiten.
-
-tw-call ist damit derzeit die einzige M”glichkeit, um unter N.AES die
-erweiterten Modi von @{"shel_write()" link tos.hyp/shel_write} (šbergabe von Startverzeichnis und
-@{Environment ignore}) und korrekte CH_EXIT-Meldungen auch bei TOS-Programmen
-zu realisieren.
-
-tw-call tr„gt sich in dem Programm-Men von N.AES mit dem Namen des
-TOS-Programms ein. Wird solch ein Eintrag angeklickt, schickt tw-call
-eine Nachricht an TosWin2 und das zugeh”rige Fenster wird getoppt.
-
-Wird tw-call mit "-l" als Parameter z.B. direkt vom Desktop aus gestartet,
-schickt es TosWin2 eine Nachricht, woraufhin dieses eine neue Shell
-startet. Damit wird die Funktionalit„t "Shell starten" aus TosWin2
-herausgereicht und man kann sie ber ein Icon auf dem Desktop oder durch
-Belegung einer F-Taste schnell erreichen.
-
-Wird tw-call ohne irgendwelche Parameter gestartet, schaut es lediglich
-nach, ob TosWin2 bereits l„uft und startet es ggf. nach.
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Environment" "TosWin2: Environment"
-@{U}Das Environment@{0}
-
-Fr die nachgestarteten Programme tr„gt TosWin2 ein Environment ein.
-Dazu wird beim Programmstart ber Men bzw. beim Start einer Shell
-eine Kopie des aktuellen @{B}AES@{0}-Environments angelegt. Das AES-
-Environment wird benutzt, da es sich zur Laufzeit „ndern kann. Beim
-Start durch tw-call wird das bergeben Environment benutzt.
-
-TosWin2 tr„gt einige zus„tzliche Variablen ein. In allen drei F„llen
-sind das:
-
- ù TERM mit "tw52" bzw. "tw100", je nach der benutzen Emulation.
-
- ù LINES,
- COLUMNS mit der aktuelle Fenstergr”že.
-
-Zus„tzlich werden fr die Shell zwei weitere Variablen gesetzt:
-
- ù HOME mit dem Homeverzeichnis aus der /etc/passwd
-
- ù SHELL mit der Loginshell aus der /etc/passwd
-
-Falls es die Anzahl der Argumente beim Start durch tw-call erfordert,
-wendet TosWin2 das ARGV-Verfahren an.
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Protokolle" "TosWin2: Protokolle"
-@index Cookies
-@index xFSL
-@index AP_TERM
-@index VA_START
-@index AV_STARTED
-@index Drag&Drop
-@index SC_CHANGED
-@{U}Untersttzte Protokolle@{0}
-
-TosWin2 prft einige Cookies und untersttzt verschiedene Protokolle
-bzw. AES-Nachrichten.
-
-@{U}Cookies@{0}
-
- ù xFSL Fontauswahl mit Clavino oder HuGo.
-
-@{U}Empfangene Nachrichten@{0}
-
- ù AP_TERM TosWin2 meldet dem AES, daž es diese Nachricht
- versteht und verh„lt sich bei derem Empfang genau
- so, wie wenn man den Menpunkt Ende w„hlt.
-
- ù VA_START Bisher wird als Argument nur "-l" verstanden. Es
- bewirkt, das TosWin2 ein neues Shell-Fenster ”ffnet.
- šber diese Nachricht kann jedes anderen Programm
- TosWin2 dazu veranlassen, eine neue Shell zu starten.
- TosWin2 antwortet mit AV_STARTED, damit der Aufrufer
- den Speicher wieder freigeben kann.
-
- ù AP_DRAGDROP TosWin2 untersttzt das Drag&Drop-Protokoll:
- Vom Desktop k”nnen Programme und Verzeichnisse, von
- anderen Programmen Texte auf den Fenstern abgelegt werden.
- Wird ein Verzeichnis auf ein Fenster mit einer Shell
- gelegt, schickt TosWin2 es mit einem vorgestellten
- "cd " an die Shell, so daž diese das Verzeichnis
- wechselt. Dateiname oder Pfad werden in UNIX-
- Schreibweise (/c/auto/...) gewandelt und das be-
- troffenen Fenster wird getopped.
-
- ù FONT_CHANGED Antwort des Font-Servers.
-
-@{U}Verschickte Nachrichten@{0}
-
- ù AV-Protokoll Fr Fensterwechsel ber AV meldet sich TosWin2 mit
- entsprechenden Meldungen beim AV-Server an.
-
- ù Drag&Drop In TosWin markierte Text-Bl”cke k”nnen als ".TXT"
- in andere Fenster gezogen werden.
-
- ù FONT_SELECT Wird an einen Font-Server geschickt.
-
- ù SC_CHANGED Nachdem TosWin2 das Klemmbrett ver„ndert hat, werden
- alle anderen Applikationen darber informiert.
-
- ù VA_START An ST-Guide fr die Online-Hilfe bzw. an den
- StringServer.
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Fehler" "TosWin2: Fehler"
-@{U}Bekannte Fehler@{0}
-
- ù Das neue Parameterkonzept fr die Fenster erlaubt z.Zt. kein
- automatisches Starten von Programmen beim Start von TW selbst.
-
- ù Das wortweise Selektieren mittels Doppelklick ist manchmal etwas
- schwierig, da man den Doppelklick innerhalb der Zeit fr die
- Timerevents (50ms) schaffen muž :-))
-
- ù Aus bisher unerfindlichen Grunden ist die VT100-Ausgabe beim
- Scrolling etwas tr„ger als die VT52-Ausgabe.
-
- ù Bei mindestens zwei Leuten treten Probleme im Zusammenhang mit
- einer PPP-Verbindung zu einem UNIX-Rechner auf. Keiner weiž, was
- hier passiert!?
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Interna" "TosWin2: Interna"
-@index TIOCSWINSZ
-@index SIGWINCH
-@index Pipe
-@index Font-Protokoll
-@index VT100-Grafik
-@{U}Interna@{0}
-
-Hier noch ein paar Informationen, die fr den reinen Anwender kaum
-von Interesse sein drften und eher fr den Programmierer gedacht
-sind.
-
- ù @{"Protokoll zwischen tw-call und TosWin2" link TW-Protokoll}.
-
- ù TosWin2 teilt die aktuelle Fenstergr”že dem Prozež bei dessen
- Start ber Fcntl(fd, &tw, TIOCSWINSZ) mit.
- Wird die Gr”že ge„ndert, w„hrend ein Prozež l„uft, setzt TosWin2
- folgendes ab:
- Fcntl(t->fd, &tw, TIOCSWINSZ);
- Pkill(-t->pgrp, SIGWINCH);
- Die Shells bash und tcsh z.B. reagieren darauf, in dem sie die
- Werte in den Variablen LINES und COLUMNS entsprechend anpassen.
-
- ù TosWin2 benutzt fr die Pipes zu MiNT-Net kompatible Namen.
- Angelegt werden die Pipes unter u:\pipe\ttyp[0-9a-f], es sind
- also maximal 16 Fenster gleichzeitig m”glich. Wenn TosWin2 die
- Pipe anlegt, wird automatisch ein Link in u:\dev mit gleichem
- Namen erzeugt, da einige Programme das TTY im Device-Ordner
- erwarten.
-
- ù TosWin2 untersttzt die Fontauswahl nach dem Font-Protokoll.
- Dazu ruft es den ber die Environment-Variable "FONTSELECT"
- angemeldete Fontauswahl auf.
- Aužerdem kann aus einer entsprechenden Fontauswahl (z.B. Thing)
- ein Font per D&D auf ein offenes Fenster gezogen werden.
-
- ù VT100-Grafik:
- TosWin2 wertet die Steuersequenzen ShiftIn (0x0E) und ShiftOut
- (0x0f) bzw. ESC-(0 und ESC-(B zur Umschaltung zwischen ASCII-
- und Grafikzeichensatz aus. Ist der Grafikzeichensatz aktiv,
- werden die Buchstaben entsprechend der Abbildung auf die Grafik-
- zeichen umgemappt. TosWin2 verh„lt sich dabei so wie ein XTerm
- unter UNIX. Damit das funktioniert, muž ein entsprechender ANSI-
- Zeichensatz (TMAIL, Connect Light) eingestellt sein.
-
-@limage table.img 10
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "TW-Protokoll" "TosWin2: TW-Protokoll"
-@{U}Kommunikation zwischen tw-call und TosWin2@{0}
-
-Die Kommunikation zwischen tw-call und TosWin2 l„uft ber mehrere
-Nachrichten ab. Zum Datenaustausch wird Shared-Memory benutzt, so
-daž es keine Probleme mit der Memory Protection gibt.
-
-Folgende Nachrichten werden ausgetauscht:
-
- TWSTART (0x0CF1), tw-call -> TosWin2
- tw-call fragt bei TosWin2 an, ob dieses bereit ist, Daten
- zu empfangen.
-
- TWOK (0x0CF2), TosWin2 -> tw-call
- Antwort von TosWin2 auf TWSTART.
-
- TWWRITE (0x0CF3), tw-call -> TosWin2
- tw-call hat die Daten im SharedMem abgelegt. Der Block steht
- unter dem Namen u:\shm\tw-call.xxx zur Verfgung, wobei xxx
- fr die GEM-ID von tw-call steht. Der Block hat folgende
- Struktur:
-
- char name[256] Programmname mit Pfad.
- char pfad[256] Aktuelles Verzeichnis.
- char arg[4096] Die Argumente, getrennt durch "\n".
- char env[4096] Das @{Environment ignore} als Kopie aus der
- Basepage von tw-call.
-
- TWREAD (0x0CF4) TosWin2 -> tw-Call
- TosWin2 hat die Daten ausgelesen.
-
- TWERR (0x0CF5) TosWin2 -> tw-call
- Beim Auslesen trat ein @{Fehler ignore} auf.
-
-Neben den Nachrichten fr die šbergabe der Programmdaten, werden
-noch folgende verschickt:
-
- TWTOP (0x0CF6) tw-call -> TosWin2
- Der Meneintrag eines TOS-Programms wurde angeklickt und
- TosWin2 soll das zugeh”rige Fenster toppen.
-
- TWSHELL (0x0CF7) tw-call -> TosWin2
- Wird tw-call mit der Option "-l" gestartet, schickt es TosWin2
- diese Nachricht, woraufhin TosWin2 eine neue Shell startet.
-
-@endnode
-
-
-@node "Entwicklungsgeschichte" "TosWin2: Entwicklungsgeschichte"
-@{U}Entwicklungsgeschichte@{0}
-
-@autorefoff
- @{U}Version 2.7 from 07.04.01@{0}
-
- ù changed default cursor to underline (ugly block cursor is still
- available as "very visible", i. e. "tput cvvis")
-
- ù colors are now fully ansi-compatible
-
- ù terminal capabilities `bold' and `dim' are now represented using
- light resp. half-bright colors where applicable
-
- ù support for alternate character set (pc graphics)
-
- ù TERM is automatically set to `tw52-m' or `tw100-m' if less than
- 8 colors are available
-
- ù terminfo source files updated (many bugfixes), recompile
- it with tic on the target system
-
- ù environment variable COLORTERM is set to 1 if color support available
-
- ù The horizontal slider has vanished. If you want to get it back
- call me at office hours and keep your credit card at hand. Please
- allow six weeks for delivery.
-
- ù The checkbox for so-called auto-wrapping has vanished. Explanation:
- It really enabled semi-automatic margins, i. e. printing in the
- last column caused a line-break. Now both tw52 and tw100 have
- proper automatic margins and there is no more need for such a
- user-definable feature.
-
- ù Ultra-smart srcolling. ;-)
- Displaying large amounts of data is now 3-9 times faster.
-
- ù Implemented origin mode.
-
- ù Implemented full (RSI) and soft (DECSTR) terminal reset.
-
- @{U}Version 2.6 vom 09.09.00@{0}
-
- ù Wenn keine Fontauswahl verfgbar ist und man trotzdem versucht, den
- Font zu „ndern, werden die Fontdaten nicht mehr zerst”rt.
- ù 'Gl”ckchen'-Problem der tw100-Emulation gefixed.
- ù Timeout fr den Fall eingebaut, daž tw-call nicht antwortet.
- ù NULs in Ausgaben werden ignoriert.
- ù TW2 nutzt das neue Farb-Popups von Heiko Achilles (CF-Lib).
-
- @{U}Version 2.5 vom 19.09.99@{0}
-
- ù Da TW2 die Emus vt52 und vt100 nicht vollst„ndig abbildet, wird
- jetzt TERM jetzt wieder auf tw52 bzw. tw100 gesetzt.
- ù Korrekturm am Redraw des Icon-Fensters.
- ù Man kann markierten Text per D&D in andere Fenster ziehen,
- aužerdem werden jetzt auch D&D-Daten vom Typ ".TXT" akzeptiert.
- ù tw-call meldet sich beim AES mit dem Namen des TOS-Programms an,
- sodaž ein appl_find(TOSName) die ID von tw-call liefert und darber
- das Fenster erreichbar ist.
-
- @{U}Version 2.4 vom 16.04.99@{0}
-
- ù TW2 l„žt sich jetzt mit PureC bersetzen, so daž sich deutlich
- kompaktere Programme ergeben.
- ù Text-Markierung ber Fenstergrenzen hinweg.
- ù Das autom. Schliežen der Fenster ist jetzt lokale Option.
- ù Neue Funktionen fr die Console: ™ffnen bei Ausgaben, Mitschrift
- in Datei, optische Anzeige im Icon bei neuen Ausgaben.
- ù TW2 benutzt nun die Standard-Terminals vt52/vt100 statt tw52/tw100.
- ù Diverse Bugfixes und Korrekturen.
-
- @{U}Version 2.3 vom 29.10.98@{0}
-
- ù Markierte Bl”cke k”nnen an ST-Guide bzw. an StringServer geschickt
- werden (Dank an Jo Even Skarstein)
- ù Zeichentabelle w„hlbar (Atari, ISO Latin1) (Dank an Jo Even Skarstein)
- ù Vorder/Hintergrundfarbe im Fenster sind konfigurierbar.
- ù RSC-Versions-Kontrolle
-
- @{U}Version 2.2 vom 19.07.98@{0}
-
- ù Umgestellt auf @{CF-Lib link cflib.hyp/main}
- ù Men-Shortcuts werden jetzt aus der RSC ermittelt. Tasten, die
- Shortcuts sind, kommen natrlich nicht mehr im Fenster an.
- ù Fontauswahl im Fenster (xFSL, FONTSERVER, MagiC)
- ù TW2 verschickt AV_STARTED als Antwort auf VA_START, damit
- der Aufrufer den Speicher freigeben kann. (Bei der 2.1 kam
- es in diesem Zusammenhang zu Speichermll, der z.B. zu fehler-
- haften Font-Daten oder Abstrzen fhrte)
- ù Beim Fensterwechsel werden nun auch die Dialoge beachtet.
- ù Fensterwechsel ber AV-Server m”glich.
- ù Neuer Menschalter, um die Auswertung der Shortcuts abzuschalten.
- ù Neuer Menschalter, damit alle Shells als Loginshell gestartet
- werden.
- ù Die aktuelle Fenstergr”že wird in der CFG gesichert, bisher wurde
- das Fenster immer in max. Gr”že (Zeilen/Spalten) ge”ffnet.
-
- @{U}Version 2.1 vom 19.02.98@{0}
-
- ù Žnderung der Parameter:
- tw-call.app ohne alles startet nur noch TW2.
- "-l" (toswin2.app und tw-call.app) startet Loginshell.
- ù Die Fensterverwaltung kam beim Toppen/UnToppen/OnToppen durch-
- einander, so daž Tasteneingaben ins falsche Fenster gingen.
- ù D&D beim Draggen mehrere Dateien korrigiert.
- ù Neue termcap/terminfo und ein paar Patches fr die Farbdarstellung
- von Petr Stehlik.
- ù Ein paar Korrekturen an den USERDEFs fr prop. Systemfonts.
- ù Korrektur am Fensteredraw bei High/TrueColor Aufl”sungen.
- ù Fontprotokoll (Dank an Jo Even Skarstein).
- ù Fensterdialoge.
- ù Zwar noch keinen englischen Hyp, dafr aber wenigstens eine RSC.
-
-
- @{U}Version 2.0 vom 05.08.97@{0}
-
- Erste ”ffentliche Version. Darin haben sich folgende Dinge gegenber
- der alten Version ge„ndert ("-": entfernt, "+": neu):
-
- - Die sogenannten "Application Menus", d.h. die Mens, die fr das
- jeweilige Programm mit einer MNU-Datei definiert wurden, wurden
- entfernt.
- - Die Copyrightbox im Fenster mit dem Icon fr das Klemmbrett ist
- durch eine normale, ohne Fenster ersetzt.
- - Die Unterscheidung zwischen "Std Window" und "Alt Window" wurde
- abgeschaft. Aužerdem macht TosWin2 keine direkten Zugriffe auf
- LineA mehr.
- - Konfigurierbarkeit des Klemmbretts ersatztlos entfallen.
- - Die Menshortcuts k”nnen nicht mehr im Programm eingestellt werden.
- - Konfiguration des Environments ist nicht mehr m”glich.
- - Die globalen Optionen "Florishes", "Point to type" und "Smooth
- scrolling" sind entfallen. "Align Windows" ist Standard und kann
- nicht abgeschaltet werden.
- - Das Men zur Ausl”sen von Fensteraktionen (Gadges).
- - Wegen grober Rechenzeitverschwendung gibt es kein Cursor-Blinken
- mehr.
- - Die TOSRUN-Pipe wird nicht mehr ben”tigt.
-
- + Externe Resource.
- + Neues, auf das wesentliche reduziertes @{Men link Menleiste}.
- + Hypertext und Men-Hilfe.
- + Neue Dialoge mit modernen Elementen.
- + Neue @{Klemmbrettverwaltung link Klemmbrett}.
- + Neue Funktion @{Shell link "Shell starten"}.
- + Neue Funktion @{Console link "Console ”ffnen"}.
- + Neues Konzept zur @{Fensterkonfiguration link "Fenster konfigurieren"}.
- + TosWin2 wertet seine Kommandozeile aus.
- + @{TW-Call link tw-call.app}
- + TosWin2 kann jetzt VT52 und VT100. VT100 kann mit geeignetem Font
- + @{"Drag&Drop" link Protokolle}.
- + Fontauswahl ber UFSL (XUFSL, Calvino, HuGo).
- + Diverse Kleinigkeiten wie echtes Iconify, Nutzung der MiNT-Domain,
- Fenster k”nnen nach hinten gestellt werden.
-@autorefon
-
-@endnode
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deleted file mode 100644
index baa7b41..0000000
--- a/readme.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,2 +0,0 @@
-# FireBee Setup
-This is the FireBee Setup
\ No newline at end of file
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deleted file mode 100644
index e1c985b..0000000
--- a/sources/readme.txt
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,4 +0,0 @@
-ColdFire MiNT executables (unix-like tools) provided by Vincent RiviŠre.
-Sources and binaries:
-
-http://vincent.riviere.free.fr/soft/m68k-atari-mint/archives/mint/
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rename to teradesk/DOC/COPYING
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rename to teradesk/Icons/Default/ICONS.RSC
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rename from teradesk/icons/fbe_13f/cc_legal.txt
rename to teradesk/Icons/fbe_13f/CC_legal.txt
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rename from teradesk/icons/fbe_13f/cicons.rsc
rename to teradesk/Icons/fbe_13f/cicons.rsc
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rename to teradesk/Icons/fbe_13f/summary.txt
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rename from teradesk/icons/fbe_13f/teradesk.inf
rename to teradesk/Icons/fbe_13f/teradesk.inf
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similarity index 100%
rename from teradesk/readme.txt
rename to teradesk/README.TXT
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rename from teradesk/de/readme.txt
rename to teradesk/RSC/DE/README.TXT
index b933454..b79ca67 100644
--- a/teradesk/de/readme.txt
+++ b/teradesk/RSC/DE/README.TXT
@@ -1,11 +1,18 @@
-- DESKTOP.RSC
+TERA407G.ZIP:
-Deutsche Resource-Datei fr TERADESK 4.07
+-DESKTOP.RSC
+-TERADESK.HYP
+-TERADESK.REF
+
+Deutsche Resource-Datei und Hypertext fr TERADESK 4.07
(http://solair.eunet.rs/~vdjole/teradesk.htm).
Einfach die Originaldatei DESKTOP.RSC in .RSX umbenennen und die
deutsche Datei in den Programmordner kopieren.
+TERADESK.HYP und TERADESK.REF in den Hypertext-Ordner (C:\Guides)
+kopieren.
+
Made by latzmaster.
Getestet mit Atari Falcon/CT60/CTPCI; TOS 4.04+NVDI; MiNT 1.19+XaAES.
diff --git a/teradesk/RSC/EN/DESKTOP.HRD b/teradesk/RSC/EN/DESKTOP.HRD
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diff --git a/teradesk/fr/lisezmoi.txt b/teradesk/RSC/FR/LISEZMOI.TXT
similarity index 92%
rename from teradesk/fr/lisezmoi.txt
rename to teradesk/RSC/FR/LISEZMOI.TXT
index 5a18b64..6dca96f 100644
--- a/teradesk/fr/lisezmoi.txt
+++ b/teradesk/RSC/FR/LISEZMOI.TXT
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
- Le fichier de ressource francophone pour TeraDesk V.4.07
+ Le fichier de ressource francophone pour TeraDesk V.4.06
--------------------------------------------------------
COPYRIGHT TERADESK ET PATERNITES
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ COPYRIGHT TERADESK ET PATERNITES
Tera Desktop V1.41 Copyright 1991-1995 W. Klaren.
V2.1 Copyright 2002 H. Robbers.
V2.3 and V3.0 Copyright 2003 H. Robbers, Dj.Vukovic.
- V3.01 to V4.07 Copyright 2003-2014 Dj. Vukovic.
+ V3.01 to V4.06 Copyright 2003-2014 Dj. Vukovic.
Le bureau TeraDesk est une alternative au bureau TOS livr‚ avec les
ordinateurs Atari 16 et 32 bits. L'application est publi‚e sous licence
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ La version la plus r
FICHIER DE RESSOURCES FRANCAIS
------------------------------
-Ce fichier de ressources est uniquement destin‚ … la vers. 4.07 du bureau
+Ce fichier de ressources est uniquement destin‚ … la vers. 4.06 du bureau
Teradesk. Veuillez noter que ceci est une version ® one-shot ¯. Leurs
auteurs ne garantissent ni de support, ni corrections de bug ou de futures
versions. Toute personne d‚sirant continuer le d‚veloppement est la
@@ -43,15 +43,15 @@ page Internet de Tera Desktop:
http://solair.eunet.rs/~vdjole/teradesk.htm
L'EQUIPE DE TRADUCTION
-13/10/2014
+22/10/2014
COPYRIGHTS
----------
FR RSC: V3.80 to V3.83 Copyright Emmanuel Baranger.
- V4.04 to v4.07 Copyright 2013-2014 Jean-Christophe Beumier,
+ V4.04 to v4.06 Copyright 2013-2014 Jean-Christophe Beumier,
Robert Siani & Lodovico Zanier.
-La traduction fran‡aise du fichier DESKTOP.RSC pour la version 4.07 du
+La traduction fran‡aise du fichier DESKTOP.RSC pour la version 4.06 du
bureau alternatif TeraDesk h‚rite de la licence du document originel. De
ce fait, elle est publi‚e sous la licence General Public License (GPL), ce
qui signifie qu'elle peut ˆtre copi‚e et librement modifi‚e pourvu que la
diff --git a/teradesk/it/copy_ita.txt b/teradesk/RSC/IT/COPY_ITA.TXT
similarity index 100%
rename from teradesk/it/copy_ita.txt
rename to teradesk/RSC/IT/COPY_ITA.TXT
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diff --git a/teradesk/it/leggimi.txt b/teradesk/RSC/IT/LEGGIMI.TXT
similarity index 100%
rename from teradesk/it/leggimi.txt
rename to teradesk/RSC/IT/LEGGIMI.TXT
diff --git a/teradesk/it/readme.txt b/teradesk/RSC/IT/README.TXT
similarity index 90%
rename from teradesk/it/readme.txt
rename to teradesk/RSC/IT/README.TXT
index 3e45f2c..89c46c2 100644
--- a/teradesk/it/readme.txt
+++ b/teradesk/RSC/IT/README.TXT
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
- Italian Resource file for the Tera Desktop V.4.07
+ Italian Resource file for the Tera Desktop V.4.06
-------------------------------------------------
TERADESK COPYRIGHTS AND AKNOLWEDGE
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ TERADESK COPYRIGHTS AND AKNOLWEDGE
Tera Desktop V1.41 Copyright 1991-1995 W. Klaren.
V2.1 Copyright 2002 H. Robbers.
V2.3 and V3.0 Copyright 2003 H. Robbers, Dj. Vukovic
- V3.01 to V4.07 Copyright 2003-2014 Dj. Vukovic
+ V3.01 to V4.06 Copyright 2003-2014 Dj. Vukovic
The Tera Desktop, is a replacement for the built in TOS desktop for 16-bit
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ The up-to-date Teradesk release is available on:
ITALIAN RESOURCE FILE
---------------------
-This Resource File is for Teradesk 4.07 only and is not compatible with
+This Resource File is for Teradesk 4.06 only and is not compatible with
older versions. The file is release "AS IT IS", and althout underwent
extensive testing, the correctness of the translation is not guaranteed
nor the full operation of the file.
@@ -48,10 +48,10 @@ THE TRANSLATOR
COPYRIGHTS
----------
-Italian RSC: v4.04 to V4.07 Copyright 2013-2014 Lodovico Zanier (ldv)
+Italian RSC: v4.04 to V4.06 Copyright 2013-2014 Lodovico Zanier (ldv)
-The Italian translation of the DESKTOP.RSC for TeraDesk 4.07 inherits the
+The Italian translation of the DESKTOP.RSC for TeraDesk 4.06 inherits the
licensing scheme of its parent Software. Thus, it is published under
General Public License (GPL) which means that it may be copied and
modified freely, providing that the original authorships are recognized
@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ the translations or the install procedures.
CONTENTS
--------
-- DESKTOP.RSC: Italian translation of the RSC file for Teradesk 4.07;
+- DESKTOP.RSC: Italian translation of the RSC file for Teradesk 4.06;
- LEGGIMI.TXT: Italian readme file;
- README : this file;
- COPYING : GNU-GPL document;
diff --git a/teradesk/RSC/RESOURCE.TXT b/teradesk/RSC/RESOURCE.TXT
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..62f5e50
--- /dev/null
+++ b/teradesk/RSC/RESOURCE.TXT
@@ -0,0 +1,208 @@
+
+This file contains some remarks that may be of use to people undertaking
+to translate TeraDesk to languages other than English.
+
+
+
+General remarks
+---------------
+
+- Resource files of TeraDesk are maintained using Interface V2.33 (2.34?)
+
+- After modifying the resource file it is good to compare its structure
+ with the original file. 'Compare RSCs' function in Interface can be used.
+ All parameters should be checked, except object states, texts, and (maybe)
+ sizes and positions.
+
+- Usually, changes in the resource file between subsequent versions are
+ small and an existing translated previous version of the resource file
+ can be carefully updated. There is no need to start each time from scratch.
+ See the next section: Changes in V4... relative to previous version.
+
+- If translated texts do not fit into available spaces in the dialogs, alerts
+ or the menu, the translator should use his/her imagination to find the best
+ possible solution for the problem- items can be moved within the dialogs,
+ sometimes the sizes of objects can be changed, words or phrases that are
+ not literal translations can be used, etc.
+
+
+Changes in V4.08 relative to previous versions (V4.06 and V4.07)
+----------------------------------------------------------------
+
+There were no changes in the resource file.
+
+
+Changes in V4.07 relative to previous version (V4.06)
+-----------------------------------------------------
+
+There were no changes in the resource file.
+
+
+Changes in V4.06 relative to previous version (V4.05)
+-----------------------------------------------------
+
+String MNOCASE was added to the View menu.
+
+
+Changes in V4.05 relative to previous version (V4.04)
+-----------------------------------------------------
+
+There were modifications in the WOPTIONS dialog tree. If a translated
+resource file is being prepared from a file for TeraDesk V4.04, it may be
+convenient for the editor to duplicate the sequence of modifications below:
+
+- Height of the WOPTIONS dialog was changed from 16 to 18 character units
+- Button WOPTOK was moved down 2 character units
+- Cancel button was named WOPTCAN and moved down 2 units
+- F-text objects IXGRID and IXOF were added, in that order
+- F-text objects IYGRID and IYOF were added, in that order
+- F-text object TABSIZE was lengthened by inserting one space character
+
+Be sure to set the "background" flag on new F-text objects.
+
+
+Naming of object trees
+----------------------
+
+Names of dialog-type object trees do not follow any particular rule, except
+that they are associative to the purpose of the dialog. However, with some
+unfortunate exceptions, most other object trees are named as follows:
+
+DT* - dialog titles texts (for dialogs in which the titles are not constant)
+FS* - texts for file selector titles
+M* - various texts, mostly messages in error alerts
+T* - some are texts for alerts, other are strings appearing in dialogs.
+P* - strings with descriptions of program header flags
+A* - alerts
+
+Note that the file named DESKTOP.RSD must be present in the same directory
+as DESKTOP.RSC in order to make object names visible in the resource editor.
+
+
+About the menu
+--------------
+
+- Care should be taken to leave adequate space for keyboard shortcuts in
+ each menu item (4 characters). This space is marked in menu strings by
+ underline characters as '____'
+
+- If possible, it should be tested whether the translated menu fits into
+ the screen width in ST-low resolution. TeraDesk is supposed to work in
+ all screen resolutions starting from 320x200 (e.g. ST-low).
+
+- TeraDesk can display appropriate page from the hypertext manual if [Help]
+ key is pressed while a dialog is open. In order for this feature to work,
+ chapter titles in the hypertext manual must exactly match texts of menu
+ items used to open paricular dialogs.
+
+
+About the dialog-type object trees
+----------------------------------
+
+- Dialog sizes can be changed if necessary in order to fit translated texts,
+ but should not exceed 312 pixels horizontally by 320 pixels vertically.
+ This is the largest dialog size that fits in the lowest possible screen
+ resolution (320x200) that TeraDesk can handle.
+
+- Sizes (widths) of dialog titles should not be changed unless dialog widths
+ are changed, even if texts of translated titles have lengths different
+ from English titles. This is needed in order to correctly display the
+ title underline or box across the full width of the dialog.
+
+- Some texts in the INFOBOX dialog (e.g. program version and date of
+ compilation) are set in the code of the program.
+
+- There are hidden items in dialogs. Visibility of such items should not
+ be changed. A program like RSCTRAN can be used to extract all texts
+ from the resource file in order to check whether all hidden items have
+ been found and translated.
+
+- There are overlapping (invisible) box-type objects in some dialogs. Care
+ should be taken not to change the order of these objects and the structure
+ of the resource file when editing them (i.e. objects covering other objects
+ should -not- be "adopted as children").
+
+
+About the scrolled-editable-text objects
+----------------------------------------
+
+- Scrolled editable text fields (objects with extended type 13) can be
+ modified in length if convenient (e.g. to make them fit into a dialog),
+ because TeraDesk uses them in such a way that it is safe to do so. However,
+ two-characters-long free spaces should always be left in dialog area both
+ on the left and on the on the right of these objects, because, if a text
+ longer than field length is contained in the object, visible text is bracketed
+ between a pair of "< >" characters that appears on the left and on the right
+ of the object.
+
+- Two highest object flags bits are used in some of the objects of this
+ type for specific purposes. States of these flags should be preserved.
+
+
+About the button-type objects
+-----------------------------
+
+- TeraDesk uses higher ob_state bits in button objects to mark hotkeys.
+ The "[" character is NOT recognized for such purpose in button texts.
+
+- Checkbox-button and radio-button objects appearing in groups should be
+ set to equal widths, appropriate for the longest button text to fit in.
+ In some AESes, when these objects are set to disabled state, bounding
+ rectangles are visible and they look ugly if not set to equal widths.
+
+
+Some specific free-string object trees
+--------------------------------------
+
+- Strings MISINGUL and MIPLURAL contain parts of the texts that appear in
+ info lines of directory windows when one or more objects are visible or
+ selected.
+
+- Strings FLINAME to FOINAME contain names of essential icons that should
+ always exist in the icons recource files used by TeraDesk. These strings
+ should not be translated unless one wants also to translate icon names
+ in the icons resource files.
+
+- String TLINKTO contains default text that is prepended to file/folder
+ name when a symbolic link to that object is made. It should contain only
+ characters that are legal in file/folder names.
+
+- Strings PFFLOAD to PPSHARE contain descriptions of program header flags
+ that appear in the Info... dialog when a program file is shown. It is
+ suggested that these strings are not translated or, if they are, that
+ the translated texts be not longer than original ones.
+
+- String TBYTES appears in the name-conflict dialog when displaying file
+ sizes. It should end with a trailing space.
+
+- Strings TFNVALID and TFNTMPLT contain the validation and the template
+ string, respectively, for those FTEXT-type dialog fields that are switched
+ to 8+3 filename format in single-TOS when appropriate. It is recommended
+ that they are not modified (see also next remark).
+
+- String XFNVALID has a similiar function like TFNVALID, but is used when
+ name masks are entered, and therefore permits additional characters
+ (used as wildcards) in the filename and the extension. It may be changed
+ to XXXXXXXXXX to permit any character in any place.
+
+- String CANCTXT contains all words that appear on Cancel or Abort buttons
+ in TeraDesk dialogs. Words should be enclosed between "|" characters.
+ Any leading or trailing spaces should be included. Maximum possible
+ length of any of these words is 13 characters.
+
+- String TDONTEDI contains an informational text that is written into each
+ configuration file. It must begin with a ";"
+
+- String TNFILES should be exactly as long as the non-editable beginning
+ of the template string of the FTEXT-type object FLFILES in the FILEINFO
+ dialog.
+
+- Strings TFIALL and TFIMORE are button texts that alternatively appear
+ on the leftmost button in the Info... dialog. They must fit into button
+ size, and in both words the characters at the same locations (e.g. the
+ first characters) must be usable as hotkeys (shortcuts).
+
+- Some strings are divided by "|" characters. They appear as separate text
+ lines in alerts. If possible, number of divisions in any string should not
+ be changed, and the length of any line should not exceed 31 characters.
+
diff --git a/teradesk/RSC/RU/DESKTOP.HRD b/teradesk/RSC/RU/DESKTOP.HRD
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diff --git a/teradesk/ru/readme.txt b/teradesk/RSC/RU/README.TXT
similarity index 95%
rename from teradesk/ru/readme.txt
rename to teradesk/RSC/RU/README.TXT
index 84e3fe3..e593d02 100644
--- a/teradesk/ru/readme.txt
+++ b/teradesk/RSC/RU/README.TXT
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
-Ðóññêèé ôàéë ðåñóðñîâ è ãèïåðòåêñòîâûé äîêóìåíò äëÿ TeraDesk âåðñèè 4.07
+Ðóññêèé ôàéë ðåñóðñîâ è ãèïåðòåêñòîâûé äîêóìåíò äëÿ TeraDesk âåðñèè 4.08
(http://solair.eunet.rs/~vdjole/teradesk.htm).
Àðõèâ ñîäåðæèò:
diff --git a/teradesk/ru/read_eng.txt b/teradesk/RSC/RU/READ_ENG.TXT
similarity index 87%
rename from teradesk/ru/read_eng.txt
rename to teradesk/RSC/RU/READ_ENG.TXT
index 796dad2..99ebcdc 100644
--- a/teradesk/ru/read_eng.txt
+++ b/teradesk/RSC/RU/READ_ENG.TXT
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-Russian Resource File and Hypertext document for TERADESK 4.07
+Russian Resource File and Hypertext document for TERADESK 4.08
(http://solair.eunet.rs/~vdjole/teradesk.htm).
Archive contents:
diff --git a/teradesk/teratos/cicons.rsc b/teradesk/TERATOS/CICONS.RSC
similarity index 100%
rename from teradesk/teratos/cicons.rsc
rename to teradesk/TERATOS/CICONS.RSC
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rename to teradesk/TERATOS/ICONS.RSC
diff --git a/teradesk/teratos/readme.txt b/teradesk/TERATOS/README.TXT
similarity index 100%
rename from teradesk/teratos/readme.txt
rename to teradesk/TERATOS/README.TXT
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-Traductions non officielles de la GNU GPL v2.0
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- b) L'accompagner d'une proposition ‚crite, valable pendant au moins
- trois ans, de fournir … tout tiers, … un tarif qui ne soit pas
- sup‚rieur … ce que vous co–te l'acte physique de r‚aliser une
- distribution source, une copie int‚grale du code source correspondant
- sous une forme lisible par un ordinateur, qui sera distribu‚e au titre
- des termes des Articles 1 et 2 ci- dessus, sur un support
- habituellement utilis‚ pour l'‚change de logiciels; ou,
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- conformit‚ avec le sous-Article b ci-dessus.)
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-modules qu'il contient, ainsi que les ‚ventuels fichiers de d‚finition des
-interfaces qui y sont associ‚s, ainsi que les scripts utilis‚s pour
-contr“ler la compilation et l'installation de l'ex‚cutable. Cependant, par
-exception sp‚ciale, le code source distribu‚ n'est pas cens‚ inclure quoi
-que ce soit de normalement distribu‚ (que ce soit sous forme source ou
-binaire) avec les composants principaux (compilateur, noyau, et autre) du
-systŠme d'exploitation sur lequel l'ex‚cutable tourne, … moins que ce
-composant lui-mˆme n'accompagne l'ex‚cutable.
-
-Si distribuer un ex‚cutable ou un code objet consiste … offrir un accŠs
-permettant leur copie depuis un endroit particulier, alors l'offre d'un
-accŠs ‚quivalent pour copier le code source depuis le mˆme endroit compte
-comme une distribution du code source - mˆme si les tiers ne sont pas
-contraints de copier le source en mˆme temps que le code objet.
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-distribuer le Programme, sauf tel qu'express‚ment pr‚vu par la pr‚sente
-Licence. Toute tentative de copier, modifier, conc‚der en sous-licence, ou
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-met imm‚diatement fin … vos droits au titre de la pr‚sente Licence.
-Toutefois, les tiers ayant re‡u de vous des copies, ou des droits, au
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-que vous ne l'avez pas sign‚e. Cependant, rien d'autre ne vous accorde
-l'autorisation de modifier ou distribuer le Programme ou les ouvrages
-fond‚s sur lui. Ces actions sont interdites par la loi si vous n'acceptez
-pas la pr‚sente Licence. En cons‚quence, en modifiant ou distribuant le
-Programme (ou un ouvrage quelconque fond‚ sur le Programme), vous
-signifiez votre acceptation de la pr‚sente Licence en le faisant, et de
-toutes ses conditions concernant la copie, la distribution ou la
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-ouvrage fond‚ sur le Programme), une licence est automatiquement conc‚d‚e
-au destinataire par le conc‚dant originel de la licence, l'autorisant …
-copier, distribuer ou modifier le Programme, sous r‚serve des pr‚sentes
-conditions. Vous ne pouvez imposer une quelconque limitation
-suppl‚mentaire … l'exercice des droits octroy‚s au titre des pr‚sentes par
-le destinataire. Vous n'avez pas la responsabilit‚ d'imposer le respect de
-la pr‚sente Licence … des tiers.
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-transgression de brevet ou pour toute autre raison (non limit‚e … un
-probleme de brevet), des obligations vous sont impos‚es (que ce soit par
-jugement, conciliation ou autre) qui contredisent les conditions de la
-pr‚sente Licence, elles ne vous excusent pas des conditions de la pr‚sente
-Licence. Si vous ne pouvez distribuer de maniŠre … satisfaire
-simultan‚ment vos obligations au titre de la pr‚sente Licence et toute
-autre obligation pertinente, alors il en d‚coule que vous ne pouvez pas du
-tout distribuer le Programme. Par exemple, si une licence de brevet ne
-permettait pas une redistribution sans redevance du Programme par tous
-ceux qui re‡oivent une copie directement ou indirectement par votre
-interm‚diaire, alors la seule fa‡on pour vous de satisfaire … la fois … la
-licence du brevet et … la pr‚sente Licence serait de vous abstenir
-totalement de toute distribution du Programme.
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-Si une partie quelconque de cet article est tenue pour nulle ou
-inopposable dans une circonstance particuliŠre quelconque, l'intention est
-que le reste de l'article s'applique. La totalit‚ de la section
-s'appliquera dans toutes les autres circonstances.
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-brevet ou d'autres revendications … un droit de propri‚t‚ ou … contester
-la validit‚ de la moindre de ces revendications ; cet article a pour seul
-objectif de prot‚ger l'int‚grit‚ du systŠme de distribution du logiciel
-libre, qui est mis en oeuvre par la pratique des licenses publiques. De
-nombreuses personnes ont fait de g‚n‚reuses contributions au large spectre
-de logiciels distribu‚s par ce systŠme en se fiant … l'application
-coh‚rente de ce systŠme ; il appartient … chaque auteur/donateur de
-d‚cider si il ou elle veut distribuer du logiciel par l'interm‚diaire d'un
-quelconque autre systŠme et un concessionaire ne peut imposer ce choix.
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-Cet article a pour but de rendre totalement limpide ce que l'on pense ˆtre
-une cons‚quence du reste de la pr‚sente Licence.
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-certains pays que ce soit par des brevets ou par des interfaces soumises
-au droit d'auteur, le titulaire originel des droits d'auteur qui d‚cide de
-couvrir le Programme par la pr‚sente Licence peut ajouter une limitation
-g‚ographique de distribution explicite qui exclue ces pays afin que la
-distribution soit permise seulement dans ou entre les pays qui ne sont pas
-ainsi exclus. Dans ce cas, la pr‚sente Licence incorpore la limitation
-comme si elle ‚tait ‚crite dans le corps de la pr‚sente Licence.
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-versions r‚vis‚es et/ou nouvelles de la Licence Publique G‚n‚rale. De
-telles nouvelles versions seront similaires … la pr‚sente version dans
-l'esprit mais pourront diff‚rer dans le d‚tail pour prendre en compte de
-nouvelles probl‚matiques ou inqui‚tudes.
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-Programme pr‚cise le num‚ro de version de la pr‚sente Licence qui s'y
-applique et "une version ult‚rieure quelconque", vous avez le choix de
-suivre les conditions de la pr‚sente version ou de toute autre version
-ult‚rieure publi‚e par la Free Software Foundation. Si le Programme ne
-sp‚cifie aucun num‚ro de version de la pr‚sente Licence, vous pouvez
-choisir une version quelconque publi‚e par la Free Software Foundation …
-quelque moment que ce soit.
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-programmes libres dont les conditions de distribution sont diff‚rentes,
-‚crivez … l'auteur pour lui en demander l'autorisation. Pour les logiciels
-dont la Free Software Foundation est titulaire des droits d'auteur,
-‚crivez … la Free Software Foundation ; nous faisons parfois des
-exceptions dans ce sens. Notre d‚cision sera guid‚e par le double objectif
-de pr‚server le statut libre de tous les d‚riv‚s de nos logiciels libres
-et de promouvoir le partage et la r‚utilisation des logiciels en g‚n‚ral.
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-ABSENCE DE GARANTIE
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- 11. COMME LA LICENCE DU PROGRAMME EST CONCEDEE A TITRE GRATUIT, AUCUNE
-GARANTIE NE S'APPLIQUE AU PROGRAMME, DANS LES LIMITES AUTORISEES PAR LA
-LOI APPLICABLE. SAUF MENTION CONTRAIRE ECRITE, LES TITULAIRES DU DROIT
-D'AUTEUR ET/OU LES AUTRES PARTIES FOURNISSENT LE PROGRAMME "EN L'ETAT",
-SANS AUCUNE GARANTIE DE QUELQUE NATURE QUE CE SOIT, EXPRESSE OU IMPLICITE,
-Y COMPRIS, MAIS SANS Y ETRE LIMITE, LES GARANTIES IMPLICITES DE
-COMMERCIABILITE ET DE LA CONFORMITE A UNE UTILISATION PARTICULIERE. VOUS
-ASSUMEZ LA TOTALITE DES RISQUES LIES A LA QUALITE ET AUX PERFORMANCES DU
-PROGRAMME. SI LE PROGRAMME SE REVELAIT DEFECTUEUX, LE COUT DE L'ENTRETIEN,
-DES REPARATIONS OU DES CORRECTIONS NECESSAIRES VOUS INCOMBENT
-INTEGRALEMENT.
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- 12. EN AUCUN CAS, SAUF LORSQUE LA LOI APPLICABLE OU UNE CONVENTION
-ECRITE L'EXIGE, UN TITULAIRE DE DROIT D'AUTEUR QUEL QU'IL SOIT, OU TOUTE
-PARTIE QUI POURRAIT MODIFIER ET/OU REDISTRIBUER LE PROGRAMME COMME PERMIS
-CI-DESSUS, NE POURRAIT ETRE TENU POUR RESPONSABLE A VOTRE EGARD DES
-DOMMAGES, INCLUANT LES DOMMAGES GENERIQUES, SPECIFIQUES, SECONDAIRES OU
-CONSECUTIFS, RESULTANT DE L'UTILISATION OU DE L'INCAPACITE D'UTILISER LE
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-FAIT QUE DES DONNEES SOIENT RENDUES IMPRECISES, OU LES PERTES EPROUVEES
-PAR VOUS OU PAR DES TIERS, OU LE FAIT QUE LE PROGRAMME ECHOUE A
-INTEROPERER AVEC UN AUTRE PROGRAMME QUEL QU'IL SOIT) MEME SI LE DIT
-TITULAIRE DU DROIT D'AUTEUR OU LE PARTIE CONCERNEE A ETE AVERTI DE
-L'EVENTUALITE DE TELS DOMMAGES.
-
- FIN DES CONDITIONS
-
- Appendix: Comment appliquer ces conditions … vos nouveaux programmes
-
- Si vous d‚veloppez un nouveau programme, et si vous voulez qu'il soit
-de la plus grande utilit‚ possible pour le public, le meilleur moyen d'y
-parvenir est d'en faire un logiciel libre que chacun peut redistribuer et
-modifier au titre des pr‚sentes conditions .
-
- Pour ce faire, munissez le programme des avis qui suivent. Le plus s–r
-est de les ajouter au d‚but de chaque fichier source pour v‚hiculer le
-plus efficacement possible l'absence de toute garantie ; chaque fichier
-devrait aussi contenir au moins la ligne "copyright" et une indication de
-l'endroit o— se trouve l'avis complet.
-
- [Une ligne donnant le nom du programme et une courte id‚e de ce qu'il
- fait.]
- Copyright (C) [ann‚e] [nom de l'auteur]
-
- Ce programme est un logiciel libre ; vous pouvez le redistribuer et/ou
- le modifier au titre des clauses de la Licence Publique G‚n‚rale GNU,
- telle que publi‚e par la Free Software Foundation ; soit la version 2
- de la Licence, ou (… votre discr‚tion) une version ult‚rieure
- quelconque.
-
- Ce programme est distribu‚ dans l'espoir qu'il sera utile, mais SANS
- AUCUNE GARANTIE ; sans mˆme une garantie implicite de COMMERCIABILITE
- ou DE CONFORMITE A UNE UTILISATION PARTICULIERE. Voir la Licence
- Publique G‚n‚rale GNU pour plus de d‚tails.
-
- Vous devriez avoir re‡u un exemplaire de la Licence Publique G‚n‚rale
- GNU avec ce programme ; si ce n'est pas le cas, ‚crivez … la Free
- Software Foundation Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA
- 02111-1307, tats-Unis
-
-Ajoutez aussi des informations sur la maniŠre de vous contacter par
-courrier ‚lectronique et courrier postal.
-
-Si le programme est interactif, faites en sorte qu'il affiche un court
-avis tel que celui-ci lorsqu'il d‚marre en mode interactif :
-
- Gnomovision version 69, Copyright (C) ann‚e nom de l'auteur
- Gnomovision n'est accompagn‚ d'ABSOLUMENT AUCUNE GARANTIE ; pour
- plus de d‚tails tapez "show w".
- Ceci est un logiciel libre et vous ˆtes invit‚ … le redistribuer en
- respectant certaines obligations; pour plus de d‚tails tapez "show c".
-
-Les instructions hypoth‚tiques "show w" et "show c" sont suppos‚es montrer
-les parties ad hoc de la Licence Publique G‚n‚rale. Bien entendu, les
-instructions que vous utilisez peuvent porter d'autres noms que "show w"
-et "show c" ; elles peuvent mˆme ˆtre des clics de souris ou des ‚l‚ments
-d'un menu ou tout ce qui convient … votre programme.
-
-Vous devriez aussi obtenir de votre employeur (si vous travaillez en tant
-que d‚veloppeur) ou de votre ‚cole, si c'est le cas, qu'il (ou elle) signe
-une "renonciation aux droits d'auteur" concernant le programme, si
-n‚cessaire. Voici un exemple (changez les noms) :
-
- Yoyodyne, Inc., d‚clare par la pr‚sente renoncer … toute pr‚tention sur
- les droits d'auteur du programme "Gnomovision" (qui fait des avances
- aux compilateurs) ‚crit par James Hacker.
- [signature de Ty Coon], 1er avril 1989
- Ty Coon, Pr‚sident du Vice
-
-La pr‚sente Licence Publique G‚n‚rale n'autorise pas l'incorporation de
-votre programme dans des programmes propri‚taires. Si votre programme est
-une bibliothŠque de sous-programmes, vous pouvez consid‚rer plus utile
-d'autoriser l'‚dition de liens d'applications propri‚taires avec la
-bibliothŠque. Si c'est ce que vous voulez faire, utilisez la GNU Lesser
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diff --git a/teradesk/ru/desktop.rsc b/teradesk/ru/desktop.rsc
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index f02eb96..0000000
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diff --git a/teradesk/ru/desktop.rsd b/teradesk/ru/desktop.rsd
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index 2861ae1..0000000
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diff --git a/teradesk/teradesk.inf b/teradesk/teradesk.inf
index ec1120e..cd516ba 100644
--- a/teradesk/teradesk.inf
+++ b/teradesk/teradesk.inf
@@ -1097,7 +1097,7 @@ deskicons=
labl=setup
type=4
path=C:\mint\setup
- ypos=1
+ ypos=2
}
icon=
{
@@ -1113,7 +1113,7 @@ deskicons=
labl=qed
type=5
path=C:\tools\qed\qed.app
- ypos=3
+ ypos=4
}
icon=
{
@@ -1121,7 +1121,7 @@ deskicons=
labl=Zview
type=5
path=C:\tools\zview\zview.app
- ypos=4
+ ypos=5
}
icon=
{
@@ -1129,16 +1129,16 @@ deskicons=
labl=devtools
type=4
path=C:\devtools
- ypos=5
+ xpos=2
+ ypos=2
}
icon=
{
- name=NETSURF
- labl=NetSurf
- type=6
- path=C:\tools\netsurf3\nsv4e.app
- xpos=1
- ypos=4
+ name=DOWNLOAD
+ labl=Downloads
+ type=4
+ path=C:\home\Downloads
+ xpos=6
}
icon=
{
@@ -1154,7 +1154,7 @@ deskicons=
labl=HypView
type=5
path=C:\tools\hyp_view\hyp_view.app
- ypos=2
+ ypos=3
}
icon=
{
@@ -1167,11 +1167,21 @@ deskicons=
}
icon=
{
- name=DOWNLOAD
- labl=Downloads
+ name=TOOLS@DIR
+ labl=tools
type=4
- path=C:\Downloads
- xpos=6
+ path=C:\tools
+ xpos=1
+ ypos=2
+ }
+ icon=
+ {
+ name=NETSURF
+ labl=NetSurf
+ type=5
+ path=C:\tools\netsurf\nsv4e.app
+ xpos=1
+ ypos=5
}
}
@@ -1225,11 +1235,19 @@ applications=
{
dtype=
{
- mask=*.TXT
+ mask=*.txt
}
dtype=
{
- mask=*.QPJ
+ mask=*.qpj
+ }
+ dtype=
+ {
+ mask=*.cfg
+ }
+ dtype=
+ {
+ mask=*.cnf
}
}
}
@@ -1352,7 +1370,7 @@ applications=
}
app=
{
- path=C:\tools\netsurf3\nsv4e.app
+ path=C:\tools\netsurf\nsv4e.app
cmdl=%f
atype=
{
@@ -1360,22 +1378,18 @@ applications=
}
doctypes=
{
- dtype=
- {
- mask=*.htm*
- }
- dtype=
- {
- mask=https://*
- }
- dtype=
- {
- mask=http://*
- }
dtype=
{
mask=*.php
}
+ dtype=
+ {
+ mask=*.htm
+ }
+ dtype=
+ {
+ mask=http*
+ }
}
}
}
@@ -1392,15 +1406,15 @@ windows=
}
pos=
{
- xpos=79
- ypos=55
+ xpos=311
+ ypos=103
winw=53
winh=15
}
pos=
{
- xpos=87
- ypos=79
+ xpos=303
+ ypos=375
winw=56
winh=11
}
diff --git a/teradesk/teratos/desk_cf.prg b/teradesk/teratos/desk_cf.prg
deleted file mode 100644
index cac22b9..0000000
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diff --git a/teradesk/teratos/desktop.rsc b/teradesk/teratos/desktop.rsc
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index a75ce67..0000000
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diff --git a/teradesk/teratos/desktop.rsd b/teradesk/teratos/desktop.rsd
deleted file mode 100644
index 2861ae1..0000000
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diff --git a/teradesk/teratos/icons.rsc b/teradesk/teratos/icons.rsc
deleted file mode 100644
index 7c05019..0000000
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diff --git a/tools/68kemu/readme.txt b/tools/68kemu/README.txt
similarity index 100%
rename from tools/68kemu/readme.txt
rename to tools/68kemu/README.txt
diff --git a/tools/draconis/dracftp/readme.txt b/tools/draconis/dracftp/README.TXT
similarity index 100%
rename from tools/draconis/dracftp/readme.txt
rename to tools/draconis/dracftp/README.TXT
diff --git a/tools/highwire/Change.Log b/tools/highwire/Change.Log
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..c17683e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/tools/highwire/Change.Log
@@ -0,0 +1,1141 @@
+Changes in V. 0.3.5
+
+ beta 7
+ - combined 2010 beta changes with 2013 git repo changes
+ - fix blank line rendering
+ - change AtariST specfic (control) characters to octal
+ - fix Pure-C build support (might work with AHCC now too)
+ - add support for latest giflib
+ - add support for older libungif
+ - fix support for gcc-2.95
+ - fix support for modern GCC and libraries
+ - cleanup type-punned pointers
+ - streamline about build libs
+
+ 2013-git
+ - add support for coldfire architecture
+ - add support for libgif 5.0
+ - add support for libpng 1.4.x
+ - fix GCC strict aliasing warnings/errors
+
+ 2011-git
+ - add support for AV_PATH_UPDATE
+
+ 2010-cvs
+ - add monospaced fonts if available
+ - fix support for jpeglib
+ - move clipboard code to own files
+
+Changes in V. 0.3.4
+ beta 1
+ - Added New Window ^N to File menu
+ - Form text areas
+ - now use cflib to enable all language keyboards
+ - Shift Del, deletes to end of line
+ - Paste is not artificially limited to any length of buffer.
+ This may have unexpected consequences which will be fixed if
+ they arise.
+ - The URL input field can be copied with Drag and Drop to the
+ bookmark window.
+
+ beta 2
+ - Form text areas
+ - Bug fix for carriage returns and tabs pasted from clipboard.
+
+ beta 4
+ - url field code changes
+
+ bete 6
+ - moved clipboard code to separate module
+ - start to add Ctrl-C to form textareas (not yet working)
+ - rebuilt with libjpeg 8. Fixes jpeg image distortion in 030 build
+
+
+Changes in V. 0.3.3 beta
+
+- OLGA support implemented (as client). Files
+ sent to an OLGA server (as eg. QED) get reloaded
+ by HighWire after changed by the server.
+
+- New Feature implemented: Initial Support for
+ file method FORMs (file upload via forms)
+
+- New Feature implemented: Basic Bookmark support
+ - Bookmark GEO stored in Config file
+ - Ability to open Bookmark window from menu and
+ with Control+B
+ - Ability to bookmark a window from menu, popups
+ and with Control+D
+ - cfg keyword HOTLIST_OPEN opens the window
+ automatically at program start
+
+- New config keyword FIXED_CMAP for using an
+ optimized color palette and COLORS_CHANGED
+ messaging in 8 planes screen mode for speeding
+ up color remapping and better color results.
+ This palette is also always used for plane modes
+ > 8.
+
+- Support added for image/x-icon format and mime
+ type.
+
+- Improved image decoder selector, makes loading
+ of some images a bit faster.
+
+- Bug Fix for background colors.
+
+- New config keyword DATA_DIR to define the
+ default directory for downloading files (affects
+ also path for opening local files).
+
+- Improved opening of windows in the background
+ (SHIFT+ALT while clicking a link).
+
+- Bug Fix: Highwire now gets form data encoding
+ from the form.
+
+- Corrected behaviour of sending data in the
+ sting/stik2 OVLs. Could lead to connection
+ errors while posting data.
+
+- Bug Fix for window geo code and constantly
+ reseting values.
+
+- Bug Fix for text following floating images.
+
+- Overworked handling of align/float/text-align
+ attributes.
+
+- Table Border code overhauled.
+
+- Force empty Option tags to be '_'.
+
+- Invalid 'polygon' map areas supported, as well
+ as a few other wonderful errors brought to the
+ world by IE.
+
+- Invalid '&' CSS token and corresponding rules
+ ignored. Also invalid '\' escaped CSS tokens
+ and identifiers ignored as well as invalid
+ trailing ';'.
+
+- New mime-type 'audio/mpeg' (*.mp3) added, will
+ be simply propagated to the AV-server.
+
+- Reading of 'Content-Type ... charset=' from the
+ HTTP header fixed. This was never working
+ correctly before (#172).
+
+- Bugs #172, #179, #217 resolved.
+
+__________________________________________________
+Changes in V. 0.3.2 release of December 29, 2006:
+
+- CSS file loading mechanisms got substantially
+ overhauled to avoid endless loops due to
+ redirected files. This makes also downloading a
+ bit faster, as a nice side effect (#0219).
+
+- CSS width attribute added for formular elements
+ text, file and password.
+
+- New feature implemented: holding SHIFT+ALT
+ while clicking a link opens a new window and set
+ it to the bottom.
+
+- New feature implemented: SHIFT+TAB now navigates
+ backwards in a FORM.
+
+- New feature implemented: Starting Window
+ position now stored in CFG file. Saved when
+ program exited with 'Quit' from menu bar.
+
+- Font Setup dialog implemented to change fonts on
+ the fly. Works only with selectors supporting
+ the Font Protocol (eg. the Thing desktop).
+
+- Reworked the progress bar of browser windows for
+ loading pages.
+
+- Scheduler timer functionality brought in place
+ to reduce CPU usage while HighWire is ideling.
+ The related code was already implemented long
+ time ago but forgotten to be used.
+
+- Font-size handling refined. Set font size can
+ never be smaller than defined min size.
+
+- Handling of % values in scan_numeric() modified
+ (sourceforge fix).
+
+- CSS positioning system modified.
+
+- CSS border system CSS2 compliant. Styles None,
+ Hidden, Double, Dotted, Dashed, Solid, Inset,
+ Outset support.
+
+- CSS display:none support added. @media parsing
+ improved. !important rules support added.
+
+- CSS specificity or weighting system changed from
+ base 10 to base 100. Avoids rules with 10 tags
+ being more specific than a rule with 1 class.
+
+- CSS Tokens added:
+ Bottom
+ Right
+ Border-bottom-color
+ Border-bottom-style
+ Border-bottom-width
+ Border-top-color
+ Border-top-style
+ Border-top-width
+ Border-left-color
+ Border-left-style
+ Border-left-width
+ Border-right-color
+ Border-right-style
+ Border-right-width
+ Border-style
+
+- AVSERVER detection rewritten (MLUTZ) fixes
+ Teradesk troubles.
+ Also drag&drop is working via AVSERVER.
+ The behaviour can be changed by AV_WINDOW in
+ highwire.cfg:
+ AV_WINDOW = 1: drag&drop through AVSERVER
+ enabled.
+ AV_WINDOW = 2: also enables global window
+ cycling.
+
+- Drag and Drop for the URL input field.
+
+- Bugfix for interlaced monochrome PNGs, a buffer
+ was calculated too small.
+
+- Bugfix Images now scaled properly if only height
+ or width provided.
+
+- Bugfix TH & TD tag CSS Text style em & ex
+ support (google bug fix).
+
+- Bugfix catch unterminated tags inside of H#
+ tags.
+
+- Bugfix some bad Text indent values caught.
+
+- Bugfix CSS text weight bold reset.
+
+- Bugfix CTRL+N now opens Highwire start page,
+ SHIFT+CTRL+N opens an empty New Window.
+
+- Bugfix Open Image in new window possible when
+ view images is disabled.
+
+- Bugs #174, #0181, #0219, #0220 resolved.
+
+__________________________________________________
+Changes in V. 0.3.0 release of February 07, 2006:
+
+- Several bugs with bad pointers from the 0.2.7
+ release fixed, some no longer used code removed.
+
+- The download manager handles 'chunked mode' data
+ streams correctly now; Target file names get
+ adapted for redirected connections (eg. download
+ some release zip from the HighWire site).
+
+- Unterminated attribute strings in tags now
+ attempted to be parsed.
+
+- Improved VA/AV protocol messageing, replaced
+ VA_START by AV_STARTPROG.
+
+- CSS specificity or weighting system introduced.
+
+- CSS parser improved for better compatibility:
+ attribute text-decoration:none suppresses text
+ underline; Float values without leading digits
+ supported; Handle values when there are speces
+ before theit units; PX sizes reduced to more
+ closely match FF,IE display.
+
+- New CSS keywords implemented: border-top,
+ border-bottom, border-left, border-right,
+ display:inline.
+
+- Wrong error output removed which occured every
+ time when a CSS file was (correctly) ending with
+ a comment.
+
+- Table width calculation improved, eg. when the
+ 'nowrap' attribute comes into count.
+
+- Bugs #0122, #161 resolved.
+
+__________________________________________________
+Changes in V. 0.2.7 release of December 24, 2005:
+
+- "Save as..." implemented for images, via the
+ right click popup menu.
+
+- Numerous improvements on the CSS style support
+ (eg. 'list-style:..') and CSS styles applied to
+ many more tags than before.
+
+- Percentage Font Size bug fixed.
+
+- Table Cell 'nowrap' bug fixed.
+
+- Scanner improved to recognize some odd but legal
+ percentage color values.
+
+__________________________________________________
+Changes in V. 0.2.6 release of November 08, 2005:
+
+- Download manager implemented for the "Save
+ Target As" popup item. Can handle up to four
+ connections at a time.
+
+- Support added for HTTP Authentication (RFC2069
+ Basic only, no RFC2617 Digest/MD5 yet).
+
+- The URL input field got an own history for the
+ ten last URLs typed in by the user. These
+ entries are stored and stay persistent between
+ program quit and the next start. Also there are
+ some improvements to remove control characters
+ due to due to copy&paste actions (by G.Stoll).
+
+- Table attributes COLSPAN=0 and ROWSPAN=0
+ implemented (#0112). Some improvements for
+ table rendering (width calculation).
+
+- Memory leak closed in the Table destructor.
+
+- Bugfix for memory from the program's data
+ segment get freed in true color (reported by
+ Zorro).
+
+- Loading strategy changed to reduce the
+ probability of connection timeouts. Also some
+ pages with lots of images are loaded a bit
+ faster now.
+
+- The HELP key opens the correct document now
+ rather then the outdated file.
+
+- Correction to have X11 bitmap and pixmap images
+ stored in the cache with the right extension;
+ Added truncated *.jpe to recognized extensions.
+
+- Improved code to filter out javascript parts
+ from HTML (#0201), also improved code for
+ handling HTML comments.
+
+- Code adapted for gemlib version >= 0.43 (#0145)
+ and inline asm adapted for gcc 3.
+
+- Bugs #0112, #0129, #0145, #0158, #0186, #0201
+ resolved.
+
+__________________________________________________
+Changes in V. 0.2.5 release of March 15, 2005:
+
+- Dir listing corrected for displaying file/dir
+ names containing blanks (#0085).
+
+- Handling of