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6.10. What packages can I install for BSD to enhance it?
Currently, you can install the following software packages
under bsd. The porting job has already been done. Just get the
tar file and the readme and it will give you instructions. If you want
to use more packages, ftp to one of the NetBSD-current mirrors and get
the sources for whatever is availble there. Most of it should compile
right out of the box, but due to the rapid changes there might be some
incompatibilities.
- ados.tar.gz - a start for an amigados emulator for unix/bsd.
- anethack.tar.z - nethack ported to netbsd.
- ascreen.tar.z - screen, a multisession program, that gives you more
than one screen with separate shells on each.
- atcsh.tar.z - the tcsh shell ported to NetBSD.
- aterm.tar.z - linux's most wonderful term program, ported to NetBSD.
it works like dnet, sortof - only better. It lets you have
multiple remote shells, but also lets you run irc clients
directly on the netbsd machine. It also has ftp and telnet
clients for it so you can ftp, for example, right to/from your
netbsd harddisk over the internet. It also has the ability
to allow anyone else on internet to telnet in to your netbsd
machine. (irc, ftp, telnet clients not ported yet).
- config.tgz - source to config so you can compile it under netbsd to
build your kernels under netbsd.
- grofflibg++bin.tar.gz - gnu roff and libg++. You need groff to have
man pages formatted, and libg++ to compile c++ programs.
- term107.tar.z - unhacked sources to term107 (aterm) so you can
easily compile it on remote (i.e. not your netbsd) machine.
- manpages.tar.z - man pages for sections 2 and 3 of /usr/man. Library
and os calls documented.
- bffs1.25.lzh - archive of the amiga bffs (berkeley file system) tools
and filesystem handler. Handler reads your bsd partitions,
but doesn't write (according to the docs). It contains
the needed filetodev program for installing netbsd in the
first place.
- diff-2.3.tgz - port of gnu diff (needed for RCS)
- rcs-5.6.0.1.tgz - port of RCS (requires diff-2.3.tgz :-)
- perl-4.036.tar.gz - port of perl
- X11R5.*.tar.gz - X11R5 package
- cat12345678.tar.gz - all man-pages, already formatted.
Matthias Kirschnick 04/15/94