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@node Main "EGSGowgah Table of Contents"

EGSGowgah - the ultimate EGS tool
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Table of Contents:

    @{"Purpose " link Purpose}

    @{"Installation " link Installation}

    @{"Usage " link Usage}

    @{"Q & A section " link q_and_a}

    @{"Bugs " link bugs}

    @{"Final notes " link notes}
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@node Purpose
This program is essential for every EGS user. Why ? Don't ask.
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@node Installation
Create a EGSGowgah.key file in L: with an RSA enrypted password,
install EGS V8.3b (beta), configure for a 5-monitor-system, make
space for 3 swap partitions of 64 MB each, install networking
software, 3 DTP programs, 24 MB of RAM, and poke around in the
potgo.resource until...ok, actually just start this beast.

A true color EGS default screen is recommended.
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@node Usage

Are you kidding ?

Ok, it is possible to quit this program, drag around the window
and move it to the front/back. That should suffice for you, eh ?
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@node q_and_a

Question: What does this strange name mean ?

Answer:   :-)


Question: Is this a serious program ?

Answer:   Yeah, certainly. Just tell your friends it's a great
          true-color real-time system activity monitor. If they
          believe you, it probably IS a serious program (or,
          alternatively, your friends have serious problems).
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@node bugs

This program could be a member of the S.U.C.K.S. line of
excellent software products, but unfortunately I think
it's still too useful for that.

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@node notes

This wonderful piece of software was written by Frank Neumann
in October 1994.

C source is included. Everything is in the public domain.

Merry X-mas et cetera pp and so on.
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