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Indeed, the signalling is implemented in a really, really clever way. I had no idea that the author was left-handed; it would be interesting to try MGR with re
by nkali 1y ago
Indeed, the signalling is implemented in a really, really clever way.
I had no idea that the author was left-handed; it would be interesting to try MGR with remapped mouse controls, I suppose!
- bediger4000 1y agoI don't know for sure, but I distinctly remember that mgr on SunOS was default left handed. Could be the version you had was compiled for right handers. I think I got mgr source off a free software CD, maybe Walnut Creek brand. I did have to fiddle to get it compiled and working.
- bediger4000 1y agoWalnut Creek did issue a free software CD-ROM March, 1994, that has mgr on it. https://archive.org/details/Source_Code_CD-ROM_Walnut_Creek_March_1994 https://archive.org/details/Source_Code_CD-ROM_Walnut_Creek_... I can't find an overall mgr version, that seems to not have been a concept. The entire distribution is on 61 "shar" files, which can be undone even today, 37 years after the code appeared on Usenet: SOME NOTES ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF MGR AS DONE THROUGH THE USENET NEWSGROUP COMP.SOURCES.UNIX --Rich $alz, Thu Nov 17 20:59:01 EST 1988 This is the largest posting to ever appear in comp.sources.unix; I think it's worth it. Stephen has been very patient about getting this out. .....