MKS toolkit or Coherent for use on a laptop computer
Stephen J. Friedl
friedl at mtndew.UUCP
Fri Jun 29 00:26:43 AEST 1990
Bill Mayhew writes:
> I've used the MKS toolkit and can testifly that it is very nearly
> an indispensible aid for the DOS environment.
I gotta put in my two cents worth here. The MKS Toolkit is
everything they claim and more. I was losing my mind on a DOS
project and was wondering how any person with a brain could
actually use that environment. I ordered the MKS Toolkit to help
save my sanity and it was wonderful. They provide everything to
help make it look Just Like UNIX, and they have succeeded in a
big way (for instance, they provide a useful "ps"). The
documentation is *outstanding*. I could not live without this
package.
Steve
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