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Open Source Software Collection for Tru64 UNIX V5.1A
Greetings
Welcome to the Version 5.1A Open Source Software Collection for Compaq Tru64 UNIX.
The packages in this collection REQUIRE Tru64 UNIX V5.1 as a minimum version of the operating system for installation.
A MINIMUM of 902 Mb of free space is required in /usr/local (minus space used by previously installed OSSC packages) for a complete installation.
BE SURE TO PERFORM BACKUPS
of relevant data before installing any RPM kits.Foreword
This collection is an update to the kit released with Tru64 UNIX V5.1. This CD-ROM set utilizes the same architecture and installation scheme as the previous versions of this kit, all of which are a major departure from pre-V5.0 kits. The software on this CD-ROM set is in RPM (Red Hat Package Manager) installable format/kits. All of the packages were built, and will install under the /usr/local tree (no more /freeware tree) on Tru64 UNIX V5.1 or V5.1A systems. PLEASE NOTE: This collection does include some packages that are specific to either V5.1 or V5.1A, but the installation scripts will ensure that the proper version(s) get installed.
This release of the "Open Source Software Collection for Tru64 UNIX" includes many important changes. Users of gcc/g++ will want to install the latest Red Hat GNUPro Software Development Tools for Tru64 UNIX V5.1 and higher THAT ARE NOT PART of this collection, but are included as part of the new Linux Portability Tools software collection found in the Tru64 UNIX V5.1A media kit.
This OSSC release incorporates elements of the V4 port of the Cygnus GNUPro Toolkit Release 99R1, which have been included simply to ensure a clean upgrade from previously installed OSSC packages.
Further information can be found in Step 4 in the "GETTING STARTED" section as well as in the /mnt/html/cygnus.htm file.
Although you don't require any knowledge of RPM to load/install the RPM kits on this CD-ROM (shell scripts are provided for installing any or all of the collection), there are some factors that you need to be aware of prior to installing any of the kits.
While RPM is provided on this CD-ROM as an installation and package management tool for Open Source Software, Compaq DOES NOT SUPPORT RPM on Tru64 UNIX for Alpha based systems.
RPM is both powerful and useful across multiple UNIX platforms including LINUX, but is immature compared to other installation technologies used for Tru64 UNIX. While RPM utilizes a well functioning database that tracks installed packages and ALL of the files associated with each package, allowing you to remove as well as install software, RPM is ONLY aware of what is in its database. RPM has no knowledge of, nor does it check (with the exception of certain configuration files) for any pre-existing files. For all intents and purposes, it has the potential to "clobber" any file not contained in its database.
Because all of the RPM packages on this CD-ROM are installed under the /usr/local tree, the administrator using this CD-ROM can limit his/her concern of potentially "clobbering" files to those under the /usr/local tree. As with any system software installation, BE SURE TO PERFORM BACKUPS of relevant data before commencing to install any RPM kits.
Installing RPM kits from foreign origins (other than Compaq
distributions) may compromise or corrupt your Tru64 UNIX Operating
system and may prevent future upgrades or patches to your system.
Getting Started
Step 1: Mounting the RPM Installation CD-ROM
The RPM Installation CD-ROM must be mounted on /mnt with the following
command:
# mount -r -t cdfs -o rrip /dev/disk/cdrom?c /mnt
The installation shell scripts won't function if the RPM CD-ROM is
mounted without the cdfs and rrip options. The installation scripts
use /mnt as the default mount point (an alternate mount point may
be passed as the first parameter to any of the shell scripts).
Please note: The SOURCES CD-ROM is not required for any installation
tasks. It requires the same options to the mount command as above,
but you may choose any mount point you desire.
Step 2: Preparing The /usr/local File System
You will need a /usr/local directory (preferably a separate file system).
A minimum of 902 Mb free space is required if you intend to load all
of the RPM kits in this collection. You can save 128 Mb of space if you
choose not to install the ACE Object Broker package.
(/mnt/SETUP/RPM-install_all_BUT_ACE_kits.ksh) which will bring the total
space requirement to 774 Mb.
There are many Open Source software packages that have not yet
been converted to RPM format, and are therefore not included in this
collection. You may wish to allow for future growth if you are initially
creating a new partition.
Step 3: Installation Prerequisites for Timidity, xanim, lftp and teTeX
If you do not have the CXXLIB632 subset installed - you may check via
(as superuser):
# /usr/sbin/setld -i |grep CXXLIB632
...AND you intend to install the lftp-2.3.10-4 or teTeX-1.0.7-4 packages,
you will need to install the CXXREDIST632 subset via:
# cd /tmp
# tar xvf /mnt/SETUP/CXXREDIST632V10.tar
# cd CXXREDIST632.kit
# /usr/sbin/setld -l .
If you do not have the MMERT30* subset installed - you may check via
(as superuser):
# /usr/sbin/setld -i |grep MMERT
...AND you intend to install the TiMidity++-2.7.0-4 or xanim-2.80.1-4
packages, you will need to install either the MMERT301 (for Tru64 UNIX
V5.1) or MMERT303 (for Tru64 UNIX V5.1A) Multimedia Services for Compaq
Tru64 UNIX Runtime associated product from the "Associated Products"
CD-ROM.
The lftp-2.3.10-4, teTeX-1.0.7-4, TiMidity++-2.7.0-4 and xanim-2.80.1-4
packages will install even if you haven't pre-installed the CXXREDIST632
or MMERT30* subset(s) but associated binaries will not function correctly.
Step 4: Installing (or Upgrading) Red Hat Package Manager software
Execute the following shell script from the command line (as superuser):
# /mnt/SETUP/RPM-init.ksh
EVEN IF YOU ALREADY HAVE RPM VERSION 3.0.2 INSTALLED FROM THE OSSC
V5.0A or V5.1 KIT, YOU WILL STILL NEED TO EXECUTE THE
/mnt/SETUP/RPM-init.ksh SCRIPT, OTHERWISE A SUBSTANTIAL NUMBER OF THE
INSTALLATION SCRIPTS WILL FAIL!
This script will ensure that your system meets the minimum requirements
and checks for a previously installed version of RPM. If no prior RPM
installation is found and provided that all requirements are met, it
restores from a compressed archive all of the RPM 3.0.2 program files and
initializes a new RPM database.
If an RPM 2.5 installation is found on your system, the script will
query your RPM database for installed packages (saving the output to
/tmp/rpm-2.5-packages.lis) prior to installing the RPM 3.0.2 program
files. It will then compare the list of previously installed packages
against a list of the packages contained on this CD-ROM. Each of the
previously installed packages will be upgraded to their corresponding
new versions. All of the packages from the September 2000 collection
have been modified to some extent and repackaged for this distribution.
If RPM version 3.0.2 is already installed on your system, the script
will update your rpmrc file to incorporate changes new to V5.1A. (If
you have installed the "Linux and Compaq Tru64 UNIX Portability Tools"
it will already have replaced the rpmrc file with the latest version).
It will then update all installed OSSC V5.1 packages to the OSSC V5.1A
versions.
The Cygnus software packages from prior OSSC kits (cygnus_src-9*r*)
have been replaced by their individual components. The RPM-init.ksh
script will remove any pre-existing cygnus_src* package and will install
the individual components. PLEASE NOTE that only the tk, tcl, expect and
gcc from the cygnus_src-99r1 distribution will get installed. The
bison, diffutils, flex, gmake, patch, readline and texinfo packages
that are also installed as a replacement for the cygnus_src* package
are from newer GNU sources. ALSO NOTE that these "replacements" are
performed for the sole purpose of not breaking previously installed
packages from the OSSC collection OR to ensure that prerequisites are
met for packages new to this collection.
YOU ARE ENCOURAGED to install the latest release of the
Red Hat GNUPro Software Development Tools -
As part of the new Linux and Tru64 UNIX Affinity program the Red Hat
GNUPro Development Tools for Tru64 UNIX V5.1 and higher are now shipping
as part of the Linux Portability Tools software collection. For information
on the Linux and Tru64 UNIX Affinity program see the Linux
and Tru64 UNIX Affinity page. The Linux Portability Tools are included
with the Tru64 UNIX V5.1A media kit and is separately orderable(QB-6RHAA-SA).
Please refer to the cygnus.htm page for detailed
information regarding the installation of the Red Hat GNUPro Software
Development Tools.
If you previously used the /usr/local/bin/make program (from the
cygnus_src* distribution), be aware that it is now replaced with
/usr/local/bin/gmake. If this causes any discomfort you may create
the following soft link:
# ln -s /usr/local/bin/gmake /usr/local/bin/make
Similarly, the GNU tar program (new to this kit) is installed with
a prefix as /usr/local/bin/gtar .
With the exception of the cygnus packages mentioned above AND the
texinfo package (which will get installed even if no prior cygnus_src
package was found), the RPM-init/upgrade procedure will NOT install any
packages new to this distribution. The texinfo package is the source
of the /usr/local/bin/install-info binary which is needed to process
the info files contained/installed by numerous other packages.
PLEASE NOTE: The shell script(s) purposely only take into account the
RPM version 2.5 and 3.0.2 installations from the "Open Source Software
Collection for Tru64 UNIX" and the "Linux and Tru64 UNIX Portability Tools".
Should you have installed a different version of RPM on your system you
will NOT be able to use any of the shell scripts in /mnt/SETUP/. You MAY be
able to use your version of RPM to install the package kits in /mnt/RPMS/
from the command line provided that your version of the rpmrc resource file
defines all of the "Tru64 UNIX Operating System Provides" that the various
packages on this kit expect to find. Should you choose to "keep" a custom
version of RPM, there is a high probability that you will encounter problems
either with database incompatibilities or unresolved package
interdependencies once installed on your system.
If you have installed any rpm packages from sources other than the
previous versions of this CD-ROM, AND YOU STILL HAVE the original .rpm
file(s), you might consider removing the packages (as well as a custom
RPM installation) from your system and then use the RPM software as
installed by the /mnt/SETUP/RPM-init.ksh to re-install your "Foreign"
.rpm file(s).
Step 5: Installing RPM Packages
To load all of the RPM kits at once, execute the following command
from your shell prompt (as superuser):
# /mnt/SETUP/RPM-install_all_kits.ksh
OR
# /mnt/SETUP/RPM-install_all_BUT_ACE_kits.ksh
You may safely ignore the "not enough space" warning, and attempt to
to install all of the packages anyway. The script will stop as soon
as there is no more room for additional packages. Rpm will not perform
any "partial" installations, as it checks for the required available
free space prior to beginning any package installation.
It takes approximately 1 hour to install all of the packages.
If you don't have enough free space to load all of the packages, or
simply don't want them all, you also have the option of loading
individual kits by executing any of the
/mnt/SETUP/install-PACKAGE-NAME.ksh scripts as superuser. For example,
to install the xtar-1.4 package, execute:
# /mnt/SETUP/install-xtar-1.4-4.ksh
Note: The rpm kits are located in /mnt/RPMS/ and while they could be
installed via the "rpm -i /mnt/RPMS/PACKAGE-NAME.alpha.rpm" command,
it is recommended that you utilize the Korn-shell scripts. Using the
Korn-shell scripts will resolve package dependency issues as well as
calculate required free space (Please be aware that space calculations
performed in the shell scripts are in Bytes vs. 512 or 1024 blocks).
Step 6: MANAGING INSTALLED RPM PACKAGES
You can at any time query the rpm database for all installed
packages via:
/usr/local/bin/rpm -qa
ERASING/REMOVING RPM KITS
If at any time you decide that you no longer want a particular package to
be installed, RPM allows you to remove all traces of the package with a
single command:
/usr/local/bin/rpm -evv PACKAGE-NAME
(Where PACKAGE-NAME corresponds to output from the
"/usr/local/bin/rpm -qa" command)
Note: Should other RPM packages "depend" on the one that you're trying
to remove, RPM will not remove your package until all of the packages
that have a dependency have been removed. For example:
# /usr/local/bin/rpm -qa | grep gho
ghostscript-fonts-other-6.0-4
ghostscript-fonts-std-6.0-4
# /usr/local/bin/rpm -evv ghostscript-fonts-std-6.0-4
D: counting packages to uninstall
D: opening database in //usr/local/lib/rpm/
D: found 1 packages to uninstall
D: dependencies: looking for ghostscript-fonts-std
D: package gs require not satisfied: ghostscript-fonts-std
removing these packages would break dependencies:
ghostscript-fonts-std is needed by gs-6.50-4
You can "force" RPM to remove your package anyway by issuing:
/usr/local/bin/rpm -evv --nodeps PACKAGE-NAME
Be aware that this may render unusable those other packages that depended
on the one you just removed.
You may also wish to view the html format of the
RPM manpage for more options.
Step 7: POST INSTALLATION STEPS
If you intend to use the tcpdump-3.5-4 or snort-1.7-4 packages,
you will need to ensure that "options PACKETFILTER" is included
in your kernel configuration file (If it wasn't included, you
will need to run the doconfig command after adding it. You may
also need to:
# cd /dev
# ./MAKEDEV pfilt
...to create the packet filter devices. You can find more
detailed information on the packetfilter manpage.
If you installed the xmcdbin-3.0PL0-4 package, please be aware
that xmcd may not be fully functional as installed for your
system/site configuration. You may reconfigure the CD-ROM
device characteristics and internet/firewall/proxy information
by running the following script as superuser:
# cd /usr/local/lib/X11/xmcd/config
# ./config.sh
There are 2 versions of the imlib-1.9.10 package in this
collection: imlib-1.9.10-4 and imlib-16bit-1.9.10-4. The
packages are virtually identical with the exception that
they are configured for either 24bit and 16bit graphic displays.
If you elected to install "all" packages, then the imlib-1.9.8.1-4
(24bit graphic display) package will have been installed as the
default. If you will be using a 16bit graphic display, then
you will want to:
# /mnt/SETUP/install-imlib-16bit-1.9.10-4.ksh
Environmental Items
The following changes should be added to your .profile
(sh, sh5, or ksh user), or .login (csh user).
1) Command path -- add /usr/local/bin and /usr/local/bin/X11
(and if you've installed teTeX /usr/local/teTeX/bin
and to use pbmplus tools /usr/local/bin/pbmplus
for tcpdump and zephyr /usr/local/sbin
for the emu software /usr/local/emu/bin )
to your PATH for executing the various included commands.
2) X11 items -- modify your XFILESEARCHPATH environment variable to
pick up the additional application defaults.
::::::::::::::
.profile
::::::::::::::
#
# sh, sh5 and ksh syntax for the .profile
#
export PATH XFILESEARCHPATH
PATH="$PATH:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/bin/X11:/usr/local/teTeX/bin"
PATH="$PATH:/usr/local/bin/pbmplus"
XFILESEARCHPATH="%D:/usr/local/lib/X11/app-defaults/%N"
::::::::::::::
.login
::::::::::::::
#
#
# csh syntax for .login
#
set path = ( $path /usr/local/bin /usr/local/bin/X11 /usr/local/teTeX/bin )
set path = ( $path /usr/local/bin/pbmplus )
setenv XFILESEARCHPATH "%D:/usr/local/lib/X11/app-defaults/%N"
The Compiled Libraries
All "common" libraries (static and shared) installed via packages in this collection are installed into the /usr/local/lib directory (some package-unique libraries are installed in "private" locations usually in a subdirectory underneath /usr/local/lib).
A number of package programs were linked against these shared libraries.
To use the installed static and shared libraries provided by various packages when building your own programs, add the option listed below
-L/usr/local/lib -l(shared_library_name)
to the appropriate argument location of the linker (ld) command.
General problems:
- Multiple commands with the same name -- when all RPM kits from this CD-ROM are installed on Tru64 UNIX V5.1/V5.1A, the system can contain multiple versions of the same command (emacs, for example). The defined path will determine which version of the command will be executed.
- Multiple libraries with the same name -- when all RPM kits from this CD-ROM are installed on Tru64 UNIX V5.1/V5.1A, the system can contain multiple versions of the same libraries (libtk, for example). The defined loader path will determine which version of the library will be executed.
Other Installation Notes:
- Base system change for GNU C/C++ regular expressions.
If you have installed the cygnus_gcc-g++-99r1 package you will need
to make the following change to allow GNU regular expression routines
to compile correctly. THIS CHANGE IS NOT REQUIRED if you are using the
gcc/g++ from the "Linux and Compaq Tru64 UNIX Portability Tools".
A file in /usr/include/sys/, lc_core.h needs a #ifndef-#endif pair.
/usr/include/sys/lc_core.h: ..... #ifndef _NO_PROTO #include <nl_types.h> #include <va_list.h> #ifdef __cplusplus <--- this is line 60 in lc_core.h #ifndef __CYGNUS <=== New - to hide reg_types from GNU compiles #include <reg_types.h> #endif <=== New - end of __CYGNUS .....
This wrapper goes around the #include <reg_types.h> line that is already in /usr/include/sys/lc_core.h. Any program compiled with GNU C (gcc) or C++ (g++), needs a
#define __CYGNUS
in the file where the GNU regular expression library is included, otherwise no #define is needed. -
There may be a conflict when compiling programs using gcc/g++ that
include the /usr/include/netinet/in.h header file. You may need to
comment out the following line near the bottom (line #294) of that
file:
#include <netinet/in6.h>
to avoid the following error:
In file included from /usr/include/netinet/in.h:287, /usr/include/netinet/in6.h:51: parse error before `uint8_t' /usr/include/netinet/in6.h:51: warning: no semicolon at end of \ struct or union /usr/include/netinet/in6.h:51: warning: no semicolon at end of \ struct or union /usr/include/netinet/in6.h:53: warning: data definition has \ no type or storage class /usr/include/netinet/in6.h:55: parse error before `sa6_laddr' /usr/include/netinet/in6.h:55: warning: data definition has \ no type or storage class /usr/include/netinet/in6.h:61: parse error before `}' /usr/include/netinet/in6.h:61: warning: data definition has \ no type or storage class /usr/include/netinet/in6.h:62: parse error before `}' /usr/include/netinet/in6.h:169: parse error before `uint32_t' \ /usr/include/netinet/in6.h:169: warning: no semicolon at end of struct or union /usr/include/netinet/in6.h:171: parse error before `sin6_scope_id' /usr/include/netinet/in6.h:171: warning: data definition has \ no type or storage class /usr/include/netinet/in6.h:170: storage size of `sin6_addr' \ isn't known *** Exit 1
Updates:
Watch the Compaq World Wide Web(WWW) page for updates to the Open Source Software Collection CD-ROM.Point your browser at
http://www.tru64unix.compaq.com/affinity
Bugs, comments, future command candidate nominations:
We have made a diligent effort to include the most up to date commands and utilities, and have them compile/execute with Compaq Tru64 UNIX V5.1 and V5.1A. All of this software should be bug-free, but this is the real world. If you find a problem, be sure to let us know.Please send all comments, notes, problems, etc. to Internet address:
freeware@compaq.com
and thanks.
Overview of CD-ROM:
Disk Contents:
Disk structure for OSSC RPM Installation CD-ROM ----------------------------------------------- RPMS - Kits in rpm format SETUP - Shell scripts for installing rpm kits doc - A copy of /usr/local/doc once RPM kits have been installed html-man - html versions of command manpages html - our html pages for various commands/packages images - miscellaneous images pictures - images required by html pages Disk structure for OSSC Sources CD-ROM -------------------------------------- SOURCES - Original Sources as well as any patches that were used in building the packages SPECS - RPM spec files used to build the kits
Packages no longer included
1. Hylafax - if you have this kit installed the update installation will not remove it2. Autospec - if you have this kit installed the update installation will not remove it
What Kits Are Included in this collection?
This release of the Open Source Software Collection for Tru64 UNIX includes:
ACE-5.1 Object Broker middleware
Acrobat-4.05 Adobe Acrobat Reader for UNIX
EmiClock-1.0.2 Hyper animated face analog clock
FileRunner-2.5.1 an X11 file manager for Unix
HDF4-1r2 NCSA Hierarchical Data Format (HDF)
ImageMagick-5.3.0 Image Display/manipulation program
ORBit-0.5.7 High-performance CORBA Object Request Broker
TiMidity++-2.7.0 a MIDI to WAVE converter and player
Xaw3d-1.3 Three-D Athena Widgets (Xaw3d)
XmHTML-1.1.0 The XmHTML Widget Class
a2ps-4.13 an Any to PostScript filter
aXe-6.1.2 an X11 based text editor
august-0.63b HTML Editor for UNIX by Johan Bengtsson
autoconf-2.13 an extensible package of m4 macros
automake-1.4 a Perl script that serves as a Makefile generator
bash-2.04 GNU Project's Bourne Again SHell
bc-1.05 precision numeric processing language
bind-8.1.2 Implementation of the Domain Name System (DNS)
bison-1.28 Bison parser generator
bluefish-0.6 HTML editor designed for experienced web
designers
bzip2-1.0.1 Block-sorting file compressor
cdrecord-1.6.1 Create CD's on a CD-Recorder.
(includes mkisofs-1.12b4)
cpio-2.4.2 Gnu cpio copies files to and from archive storage
cscope-15.1 a text screen based source browsing tool
cvs-1.11.1p1 a version control system
cygnus_doc-99r1 Doc set for Cygnus GNUPro Toolkit Release 99r1
cygnus_expect-99r1 expect, tk and tcl
cygnus_gcc-g++-99r1 compiler subset of previous cygnus_src-99r1
db-3-3.1.17 Berkeley db library db-3-3.1.17
diffutils-2.7 GNU version of diff, cmp, diff3, sdiff
emacs-20.7 Real-time display editor
emu-2.34 system environmental monitoring utility
enscript-1.6.1 converts ASCII files to PostScript
fileutils-4.0 the GNU file management utilities
findutils-4.1 the GNU find, xargs, and locate programs
flex-2.5.4 Fast lexical analyzer generator
freetype-1.1 TrueType font rendering engine
freetype2-2.0.1 freetype library
gawk-3.0.3 GNU Awk 3.0.3
gdbm-1.8.0 set of database routines that use
extendible hashing
gettext-0.10.35 Internationalization of message handling
ghostscript-fonts-other-6.0 Ghostscript fonts
ghostscript-fonts-std-6.0 Ghostscript fonts
ghostview-1.5 X11 user interface for ghostscript
giftrans-1.12 Utility to make one color of gif file transparent
gimp-1.0.4 The GNU Image Manipulation Program
gimp-data-extras-1.0.0 Archive of data files for the Gimp
glib-1.2.10 Library of useful routines for 'C' programming
gmake-3.79.1 tool to simplify program build process
gnuplot-3.7 Command-line interactive function plotting
utility
grep-2.4.2 GNU pattern matching utility
gs-6.50 Interpreter for the PostScript (TM) language
gtar-1.13 GNU file archiving program
gtk+-1.2.10 Gimp ToolKit library for creating X Window GUI
guile-1.4 Guile is Project GNU's extension language library
gv-3.5.8 X11 ghostscript frontend
htmltidy-0.8.4 tool for cleaning up html code
imlib-1.9.10 image loading and rendering library for X11R6
imlib-16bit-1.9.10 imlib for 16-bit displays
indent-2.2.6 GNU indent changes the appearance of C programs
ispell-3.1.20 A fast screen-oriented spelling checker
jbigkit-1.0 Library for data compression for bi-level images
jpeg-6b Library for Independent JPEG Group's software
less-358 Paginator similar to "more" or "pg"
lftp-2.3.10 sophisticated command line file transfer program
libpcap-0.6.2 Interface for user-level packet capture
libpng-1.0.8 Library for Portable Network Graphics
libtcl_tk-8.3.1 tcl and tk: powerful scripting language and
toolkit
libtool-1.3.5 A generic library support script
libungif-4.1.0b1 a library for manipulating gif files
libwmf-0.1.21 library that can convert wmf files
libxml-1.8.11 library to let GNOME applications use XML
llnlxdir-2.1 Drag-and-drop file transfer user interface
lsof-4.51 Lists information about files opened by processes
lynx-2.8.3 A curses (text-based) WWW browser
mkisofs-1.12b4 Create an iso9660 filesystem
m4-1.4 A Traditional Unix macro processor
monitor-1.8 a system performance monitoring utility
mpack-1.5 Encode and decode binary files in MIME format
mpeg_lib-1.3.0 MPEG video software decoder library
mpeg_play-2.4 MPEG video software decoder
mrolo-13 Motif-based card file manager
mswordview-0.5.2 MSWord 8 converter for UNIX
ncurses-5.2 Implementation of the System V curses API
nedit-5.1.1 Powerful modern graphical text editor
nedit-HTML-Doc-5.1.1 HTML documentation for nedit
netpbm-1mar1994 Toolkit for converting image formats
patch-2.5.4 GNU patch command, for modifying/upgrading files
pine-4.21 Program for Internet News and Email
povray_lib-3.1g Documentation and sample scenes for POV-Ray
povray_src-3.1g POV-Ray is a full-featured ray tracer
pstotext-1.8g Extract ASCII text from PostScript or PDF file
python-2.0 an interpreted object-oriented programming
language
ralcgm-3.50 View or print Computer Graphics Metafiles
readline-4.1 The Gnu Readline library
rman-3.0.9 reverse compile man pages from formatted form
sced-1.02 A constraint based scene modeller
sedt-4.1 Programmable multiplatform text editor
sh-utils-2.0 A package of small shell programming utilities
snort-1.7 a network intrusion detection system
syd-3.2a System monitor dynamic display utility
tcp_wrappers-7.6 Monitor/filter requests for network services
tcpdump-3.5 tool for network monitoring and data acquisition
tcsh-6.09.00 A version of the Berkeley C-Shell with additions
teTeX-1.0.7 A distribution of TEX and related programs
texinfo-4.0 Tools needed to create Texinfo format
documentation
tgif-3.0p16 Xlib based 2-D drawing facility under X11
tiff-v3.4beta037 (Tag Image File Format) graphics library
timidity-patches-01 instrument definition files required by timidity
tkman-2.1 graphical, hypertext manual page and Texinfo
browser
top-3.5beta5 System monitor utility listing top cpu processes
transfig-3.2.1 Tools for creating TeX documents
unzip-5.41 Extraction utility for .zip format archives
urt-3.1b Utah Raster Toolkit
vim-common-5.7 ViIMproved text editor
vim-gtk-5.7 ViIMproved text editor (gtk interface)
vim-motif-5.7 ViIMproved text editor (motif interface)
vim-terminal-5.7 ViIMproved text editor (curses interface)
vmubc-v5vlm Virtual memory monitor utility
vxt-v2.1 X-term support for Tru64 UNIX
w3c-libwww-5.3.1 general-purpose client side Web API
written in C
weblint-1.9.3 pick fluff off web pages (HTML)
wget-1.6 retrieves files using the HTTP or FTP protocols
whirlgif-2.01 produce a single gif file composed of multiple
images
xanim-2.80.1 Animation File Player
xarchie-2.0.10 X11 browser interface to Archie
xbmbrowser-5.1 X11 bitmap & pixmap browser
xboing-2.4 X11 paddle/blockout style computer game
xchat-1.2.1 an X11 IRC client, using the GTK+ toolkit
xdemineur-2.1.1 X11 minesweeper game
xeb_2.1 Tk graphical interface for Emu event browser
xfig-3.2.2 X11 Facility for Interactive Generation of
figures
xfsm-1.97 X11 File System Monitor
xless-1.7 X11 file browsing tool
xmaddressbook-1.5.3 A Motif Address Book
xmcdbin-3.0PL0 a full featured audio CD player
xpaint-2.6.1 Versatile bitmap/pixmap editing tool
xperfmonPlus-1.6 Graphical system statistics monitor
xpm-3.4k Format for storing/retrieving X pixmaps
xspread-3.0 X Windows spreadsheet program
xtar-1.4 Motif/X windows tar file viewer
xv-3.10a (Shareware) Interactive image display/
manipulation
zephyr-2.0.4 Project Athena Zephyr notification system
zip-2.3 Utility compatible with PKZIP 2.04g
zlib-1.1.3 General purpose data compression library
zsh-3.1.9 A UNIX command interpreter (shell)
The following kits are not in RPM format, but in a setld installable kit:
vxt-v2.1 X-term support for Tru64 UNIX
( use /mnt/SETUP/install-vxt-v2.1.ksh to initiate the installation )
CXXREDIST632V10.tar C++ shared library
( please read Step 3 for installation instructions )