Known problems with GEMINI Version 1.1
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Copyright (C) 1989 by Gereon Steffens & Stefan Eising

GEMINI is a shareware program by

  Gereon Steffens                     Stefan Eissing
  Elsterweg 8              and        Dorfbauernschaft 7
  D-5000 K”ln 90                      D-4419 Laer-Holthausen
  Germany                             Germany
  Mailbox: MAUS Bonn, +49 228 254020  Mailbox: MAUS Mnster, +49 251 80386

English version of docs by Ton van Overbeek, TVOVERBE@ESTEC.BITNET

We are aware of the following problems (for which we are not responsible
and for which we do not know a good work-around) with GEMINI 1.1:

- GEMINI as autostart program under TOS 1.4: There are sometimes problems
  with accessories after exiting GEMINI. Also the VDI sometimes gets its
  workstations mixed up (This is a VDI bug!!).

- A few programs do not run or do not run correctly under GEMINI for unknown
  reasons to us. To these programs belong e.g. FOMA, VIP Professional and
  SBREAK. If anybody has some ideas about this, please let us know.

- All programs which follow the Mark-Williams C extended arguments standard
  have problems with Atari's ARGV method, because they are slightly
  different. The work-around is simple: use the X:N option in $PRGNAME_EXT.
  To these programs belong e.g. Uniterm and Flash.

- When Mupfel is started by shell-escape from TOS programs (mostly editors
  like Z or MicroEMACS) then there are problems with the screen in GEM
  programs started afterwards from Mupfel. The only remedy we know is:
  DON'T DO IT!
  If you absolutely need to do this then you should install these programs
  such that all windows are closed at the program start. This will not
  solve the whole problem. To solve it we need to know for each process in
  the chain of parent processes if they are TOS or GEM programs.
  As far as we know there is no legal way to obtain this information.

- Tip for users of Turbo-C 2.0: To use the shell function you have to start
  TC from Mupfel or GEMINI. You should define "mupfel" as an alias for "sh"
  before starting TC.