JSH Resources
http://gerard.collin3.free.fr/ Jsh advocacy page; hosts documentation, binaries and source for jsh, an OS independent shell with native Java support. Release 1.0rc3 available ! (25/03/2002) Many bugs corrected ! Now works with jdk 1.4 We need more developers and testers ! Drop us a Netbeans and dbVisualizer application support ! Does not (yet) work with jdk 1.4 beta2 (25/07/2001) Java webstart (jnlp) application support ! Run all your javawaiting for hand_moderation Shell Jsh OpenSource Java Shell
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1. VCL
Boston Business Computing's VCL page.
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Digital Command Language for Windows and UNIX.
Emulates Digital's Command Language
VCL is a OpenVMS emulator for Windows, Linux, and UNIX operating systems that emulates the Digital Command Language
(DCL). VCL lets you continue using familiar OpenVMS commands as you move from OpenVMS to Windows
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2. pdksh
Public domain Korn shell. Manuals and links to download it.
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pdksh - the Public Domain Korn Shell
PD-ksh is a clone of the AT&T Korn shell. At the moment, it has
most of the ksh88 features, not much of the ksh93 features, and
a number of its own features.
pdksh was initially created by Eric Gisin using Charles Forsyth's public
domain V7 shell as a base
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3. Win32 ZSH
A command interpreter for the Plan 9 OS. The article contrasts rc with the Bourne shell, the closest Unix equivalent.
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rc, cd, eval, exec, exit, flag, rfork, shift, wait, whatis, .,
~ – command language
rc [ – srdiIlxepvV ] [ – c command ] [ – m initial ] [ file [ arg ...
Rc is the Plan 9 shell. It executes command lines read from a
terminal or a file or, with the – c flag, from
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A high-level examination of the Unix shell.
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to a Unix system you are placed in a
program called the shell. You can see its
bottom left of your screen. To get your work done, you
enter commands at this prompt.
The shell acts as a command interpreter; it takes each
and passes it to the operating system
be acted upon. It then displays the
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