Hello Stan,
Hey, good deal that it's Open Source now. You could check out
'pdksh', but you probably already knew that. Well, where can the
source be had to 'ksh'? Do you know? I'm gonna search for it, but if
you could tell me that'd be cool too. How long is has it been Open
Source now? If the code has not been available as Open Source for
very long you might need to give it some more time for to be
packaged up as a debian package. You could consider looking into
whether or not it has been suggested as package for debian before or
not. I'm not sure where to go to look into doing that, but probably
can be found on the Debian web site. I have a few I am thinking
about suggesting myself in case they have not already been
suggested, glload, xpulse, wmdl, and tuXeyes. I will have to check
into how to suggest them. Just my thoughts on it.
Regards,
Jimmy Richards
On 18 Mar 2001 18:44:19 -0500, Stan Brown wrote:
> Anyone know where I can get a .deb of the AT&T ksh. It's Open Source now, you
> know.
> I was a bit suprised to not find it in the standard distributins.
>
> Is there a reason for this?
>
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