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setenv EDITOR 'emacs -nw'
setenv PRINTER hermes
setenv CLASSPATH ~generic/netscape
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# What type of machine is this person using?  If it's a SUN, then the
# result of /bin/arch will tell the answer.  If it's a DEC, then the
# result of /bin/machine will choose the archtecture
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# What's the hostname of this computer?
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# Set the execution path to something reasolable, including X and 
# GNU stuff, as well as the compilers.
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set path=(/bin /usr/bin /usr/ucb /usr/bin/X11)
set path = ($path /usr/sbin /usr/ccs/bin)
set path = ($path /usr/openwin/bin /usr/openwin/demo)
set path = ($path /atari/bin /atari/scripts /atari/games)
set path = ($path /wabi/bin)
set path = ($path .)
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setenv MANPATH /usr/man:/usr/openwin/man:/atari/man:/atari/X11R6/man:/wabi/man
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set history=200 
set noclobber
set notify
limit coredumpsize 0
umask 022
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set prompt = "%! %/: %m%# "
set correct=all
alias ls ls -CF
alias ftp ftp -i
alias lm 'ls \!* | more'
alias la 'ls -A \!* | more'
alias ll 'ls -lA \!* | more'

alias pgrep 'ps -ef | grep \!* | grep -v grep'
alias psm 'ps -ef | more'
alias du /usr/ucb/du
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alias manpage 'nroff -man \!* | more'
alias vt100 'setenv TERM vt100; set term=vt100; stty rows 24; stty cols 80'
alias f 'finger \!* |more'
alias gv ghostview
alias hi history
alias rm 'rm -i'
alias Wabi 'echo wabi \!* | newgrp wabi'
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setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/openwin
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source ~/.complete.tcsh

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