Here is a short list of what there is..

xgsh - a mouse selection driven command level shell that is configuration
	driven
vif - a modified xterm that has a set of configured widgets and lex filters
	on the pty stream
dirb - a directory browser that draws a subtree of the file system and
	allows ops. like list, mkdir and rmdir to be performed from a
	popup menu
sortdemo - a hacked X10 program that animates sort algorithms
	(a straight port from x10 that violates all the window mgr
	conventions)

see the file doc/install if you want to try them out

things you might want to know...

- the libXgoo and X11 dirs. contain a bunch of widgets based on Xaw from
	X.V11R2, some of which are unmodified but included for completeness
	sake

- the other dirs are as follows:
	stuff - a bunch of routines common to dirb vif and xgsh
	icons - icons used by the clients and demo configs
	cursors - hourglass cursors used by xgsh
	doc - assorted doc, in very crude form
	man - can you guess ??
	xgsh - src for xgsh
	xgsh/configs - sample configs for xgsh
	xgsh/helplib - help lib for sample configs
	vif - src for vif, a lot common to xterm from X.V11R2
	vif/configs - sample configs for vif
	vif/helplib - sample help libraries for vif configs
	dirb - src for dirb
	dirb/helplib - help library for dirb
	sortdemo - sort animator source
	include - .h files for xgsh, vif and dirb

Warning: - xgsh has been known to fry X11R1 servers...

	have fun, rick and hugh

comments... rick@snowhite.cis.uoguelph.ca

ps: they have only been tested on a monochrome vaxstation running X11R2
	under Ultrix 2.2 and 4.3BSD
	any other combination may have lots of surprises
	in particular, xgsh and dirb will not be portable the non 4bsd
	unix environments

pss: some of these clients start up like they are on valium..
	(please someone, speed up XtInitialize)
