File: winterm_1.0.1.zip Author: Matt Bogosian Release: 1.0.1 (Jul. 21st, 1998) Compatibility: R3 Location: contrib/util Description: A scrappy wrapper for Terminal. Notes: This is a temporary hack until Rico gets off his ass and fixes the Be Terminal program. I got tired of my waiting for my feature requests to be implemented, so I wrote this to appease myself in the meantime. Basically, it's a shell script (not unlike termset by Scott Hacker) that attempts to add a -f command line option to the Terminal program to allow for the specifying of a desired settings file via the command line. In other words, winterm works (almost) exactly like Terminal with a new -f command line option. Now you can do things like: "winterm -t ftp -f ftptermsettings /bin/ftp". It works by copying files to and from the ~/config/settings/Terminal file. Your settings may behave a little strangely if you intermingle calls to winterm and Terminal. To avoid this just use winterm all the time. :) This version adds some checking for the "getopts" bash shell command (you will need a version of bash which has the "getopts" built-in command in order to use winterm).