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Home Configuration
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Home Configuration
Configuration options for home machine setups
Brent Welch
Lasted Changed: October 9, 1991 9:18:55 am PDT
Introduction
    The home configuration process assumes that the workstation has been set up with the PARC standard configuration.  Use the 
    /import/bin/4.1.1install program to do that initial configuration.  After this the /project/homework/bin/tailorIPC411 script 
    will set the workstation up for stand-alone operation.  In the process it can add a number of software packages to your system. 
     These are described below, and a home user must specify which packages they want.  The total size of the optional packages is 
    about 140 Meg.
    The basic configuration includes the OpenLook X window system and some networking software to connect to the PARC network.  There 
    are two ways to run X, either with stock OpenLook, or with the MIT window manager twm.
Configuration Options
Manual Pages
    The on-line UNIX man pages.  7.5 Meg stored under /usr/share/man.  
Openwin demos
    Demo programs w/ source code for OpenLook.  4.4 Meg under /usr/openwin/demo.
Openwin programming libraries.
    Libraries and include files for OpenLook and X11.  12 Meg uder /usr/openwin/{include,lib}.
X11R4 server and programs.
    The MIT display server, some fonts in its format, and a number of X applications that aren't part of OpenLook.  Just asking for 
    this configuration won't set up your .xinitrc to use the MIT server, you'll have to set up your X environment yourself.  This 
    is 15 Meg kept under /import/X11R4.
PCedar.
    The PCedar environment.  /project/pcedar2.0 contains UNIX utility programs and the imager fonts.  /pseudo/pcedar2.0 contains the 
    PCedar modules.  This basic package includes three packaged worlds, RawViewersWorld, X11ViewersWorld, and CommanderWorld.  You 
    may want to remove some of these from /pseudo/pcedar2.0/packagedworlds/sun4-o3. There is a small set of programs including the 
    RemoteTerminal stuff, Tioga (of course!), and Gargoyle.  This occupies about 29 Meg under /pseudo/pcedar2.0, 
    /pseudo/cedarcommon2.0, and /project/pcedar2.0.  You can save considerable space by removing uneeded packaged worlds from 
    /pseudo/pcedar2.0/packagedworlds/sun4-o3.  The Raw and X11 worlds are each about 8 Meg, plus there is a CommanderWorld that is 
    about 1.7 Meg.
PCedar language tools.
    The PCedar compilation tools, including Mimosa, the C-compiler, smodel, bringover, cinder, qfind, getfromrelease, and makedo.  This 
    adds 3.5 Meg to the PCedar directory structure.
PCedar fonts.
    The basic PCedar environment only includes imagerfonts/xerox/tiogafonts.  You can get the full set of fonts with about 12 Meg of 
    disk space.  Fonts live under /project/pcedar2.0/imagerfonts.
Modula-3.
    The Modula-3 (m3) compiler tools and libraries.  This is about 10 Meg kept under /import/m3.
Emacs.
    Version 18.54 of emacs kept under /import/emacs-18.54.  This takes up 4.4 Meg.
TeX.
    The TeX typesetting tools.  The executables are stored in /import/bin.  The fonts occupy about 8 Meg under /import/tex.
Games
    Some basic UNIX games.  7 Meg stored under /usr/games.