Cleverly disguised as a book, this is actually the largest collection of Plug and Play freeware packages for UnixWare. All source code for these packages is also included in the collection. The two enclosed CD-ROMs contain over 2000 megabytes of programs.
To make your start-up efforts fast and painless, we've assembled a deskset of the most popular and useful packages. Included here are the office utilities that make any UnixWare system complete, including appointment managers, email readers, Internet tools, draw, paint and document tools, spreadsheets, and even a full-featured RDBMS.
Several different software development environments are also included: the GNU C/C++ development suite, the Tcl/Tk embedded programming language as well as tools such as the Motif debuggers and X11 development systems.
"Anyone who has UnixWare simply must have Tools & Toys for UnixWare. Two thumbs up!" —Steve Pendergrast Author of the Windowing KornShell
These CD-ROMs include: These two discs contain ready to run programs and complete source code for over 350 UnixWare freeware packages. Some highlights: ■ Electronic Office - day planner, diary, rolodex, WYSIWYG editor, draw and paint tools, file browser, spreadsheets, data analysis package, RDBMS. ■ Internet Tools - xwais, xarchie, xgopher, Usenet news readers, mftp, xtp. ■ Communications - dial-in and terminal emulator tools, network fax system, term. ■ Compilers / Programming Tools - C/C++ development systems, Motif debug, application builders, Tcl/Tk. ■ Graphics Tools - xpaint, xmorph, network chalkboard, drafting tools, xv (graphic file viewer), Animation viewing tools for GL, FLI, FLC, AVI, and MPEG formats. ■ Audio Tools - MIDI Player and editor, sound drivers, network audio system, audio player and recorder, sample sound files. ■ Toys - recreation for your UnixWare system including xchess, xboing, battlezone, and other entertaining diversions.
Operating Environments The enclosed software is intended for use with UnixWare 1.X and 2.0. It may work with other Intel-based versions of UNIX SVR4. Please see Appendix B Compatibility Guide for more information.
