Last updated: 23-Apr-92

PD6:<UNIX-C.INFO>
   Miscellaneous text files that provide information about all sorts of
   things.

   ACRONYMS.TXT
       A list of acronyms and their meanings.  Several hundred acronyms
       from all walks of life are indicated here.
       Contributor: Scott Barthelmy <[email protected]>
   ATT-TOOLCHEST.TXT
       The announcement of the AT&T Toolchest, how to access it, how to
       purchase things from it, etc.
       Contributor: C. A. Brooks <[email protected]>
   AWK-SUPPLEMENT.TXT
       "A Supplemental Document for AWK -or- Things Al, Pete, and Brian
       Didn't Mention Much".  Lots of neat undocumented features of awk,
       some ways around some bugs, and other stuff.
       Contributor: John W. Pierce <jwp%[email protected]>
   COMP-SOURCES-INTRO.TXT, COMP-SOURCES-LIST.TXT
       An introduction to the comp.sources.unix newsgroup, a description
       of where the archives are and how to access them, etc.  The second
       file contains a list of the current contents of the archives.
       Some of the material in UNIX-SW is obtained from comp.sources.unix,
       but much of it is not duplicated here.
       Contributor: Rich Salz <[email protected]>
   GNU-PUBLIC-LICENSE.TXT
       Version 1 of the "subroutinized" GNU General Public License.
       Contributor: Free Software Foundation
   INTERPRESS.TXT
       An announcement of the availability of the Interpress Toolkit from
       Xerox, and how to obtain it.
       Contributor: D. Murray <[email protected]>
   NETLIB.TXT
       A description of how to access the NETLIB server at Argonne National
       Laboratory.  Many math packages such as EISPACK and LINPACK are
       available through this service.
       Contributor: Gene Rackow <[email protected]>
   RN-QREFCARD.TXT
       A quick reference card for the "rn" news reading program.
       Contributor: Laura Lemay <[email protected]>
   SECURITY-DOC.TAR-Z
       The SRI International white paper, "Improving the Security of Your
       UNIX System", from April 1990.
       Contributor: Dave Curry <[email protected]>
   TERMCAP.TXT
       The 4.3BSD distributed version of the termcap database.
       Contributor: Berkeley
   TN3270-NOTICE.TXT
       A notice about how to obtain the TN3270 distribution from Berkeley.
       TN3270 is an IBM 3278 emulator for connecting ASCII terminals to
       VM/CMS systems through TCP/IP.  A copy of the current version can
       be found in PD6:<UNIX-C.NETWORKS>TN3270.TAR-Z.
       Contributor: Campus Software Office <[email protected]>
   UNIX-TRICKS.TXT
       A collection of handy aliases, shell scripts, etc. for getting things
       done on UNIX.  Collected from many different people.
       Contributor: Nancy Blachman <[email protected]>
   VI-QREF.TAR-Z
       A "vi" quick reference card.
       Contributor: <[email protected]>
   VI-REF.TXT
       A quick reference of commands for the "vi" editor.
       Contributor: unknown