shell on UNIX
Joe Steffen
steffen at ihuxo.UUCP
Tue Dec 10 23:58:51 AEST 1985
> A number of people were interested in knowing what I found out about the
> See-Shell for use on the DMD 5620 terminal. Apparently this was proposed
> by an engineer at Bell Labs (I have forgotten the name, sorry) back
> in the early 80's. He wrote up the proposal in memo form and that memo was
> referenced in various other documents. Unfortunately, his ideas never
> came to fruition, the propasal never went anywhere... That is too
> bad as judging by the response my simple posting got, it would be a
> best seller among DMD owners.
>
> Matt
Logical Software's SoftShell(TM) is the closest I've seen to See-Shell. It
is a form entry interface to shell commands that will display menus of
options and explanations on request. You can scroll back through the shell
input and output and re-execute commands (note that emacsterm and viterm
provide this for the DMD). For more info call Logical Software at
1-617-864-0137 or write to 17 Mt. Auburn St., Cambridge, MA 02138.
--
Joe Steffen, AT&T Bell Labs, Naperville, IL, (312) 979-5381
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