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olmh - OpenLook interface to the MH message handling system
SYNOPSIS
olmh [ -path mailpath ] [ -initial foldername ] [ -flag ] [
-toolkitoption... ]
DESCRIPTION
The olmh program provides a window-oriented user interface
to the Rand MH Message Handling System. To actually do
things with your mail, it makes calls to the MH package.
Electronic mail messages may be composed, sent, received,
replied to, forwarded, sorted, and stored in folders.
To specify an alternate collection of mail folders in which
to process mail, use -path followed by the pathname of the
alternate mail directory. The default mail path is the
value of the Path component in $HOME/.mh_profile, or
$HOME/Mail if the MH Path is not given. To specify an alter-
nate folder which may receive new mail and is initially
opened by olmh, use the -initial flag. The default initial
folder is `inbox'. The option -flag will cause olmh to
attempt to change the appearance of its icon when new mail
has arrived. These three options have corresponding
application-specific resources, named MailPath, Initial-
Folder, and MailWaitingFlag, which can be used in a resource
file. The standard toolkit command line options are given in
X11(7).
Please don't be misled by the size of this document. It
introduces many aspects of the OLIT Widget Set, and provides
extensive mechanism for customization of the user interface.
olmh really is easy to use.
INSTALLATION
The current version of olmh requires that the user is
already set up to use MH, version 6. To do so, see if there
is a file called .mh_profile in your home directory. If it
exists, check to see if it contains a line that starts with
``Current-Folder''. If it does, you've been using version 4
or earlier of MH; to convert to version 6, you must remove
that line. (Failure to do so causes spurious output to
stderr, which can hang olmh depending on your setup.)
If you do not already have a .mh_profile, you can create one
(and everything else you need) by typing ``inc'' to the
shell. You should do this before using olmh to incorporate
new mail.
For more information, refer to the mh(1) documentation.
BASIC SCREEN LAYOUT
olmh starts out with a single window, divided into four main
areas:
- Five buttons with pull-down command menus.
- A collection of buttons, one for each top level folder.
New users of mh will have two folders, ``drafts'' and
``inbox''.
- A listing, or Table of Contents, of the messages in the
open folder. Initially, this will show the messages in
``inbox''.
- A view of one of your messages. Initially this is
blank.
OLMH AND THE OLIT WIDGET SET
olmh uses the X Toolkit Intrinsics and the OLIT Widget Set.
Many of the features described below (scrollbars, button-
boxes, etc.) are actually part of the OLIT Widget Set, and
are described here only for completeness. For more informa-
tion, see the OLIT Widget Set documentation.
PROCESSING YOUR MAIL
This section will define the concepts of the selected
folder, current folder, selected message(s), current mes-
sage, selected sequence, and current sequence. Each olmh
command is introduced.
SELECTED FOLDER
A folder contains a collection of mail messages, or is
empty.
The selected folder is whichever foldername appears in the
bar above the folder buttons. Note that this is not neces-
sarily the same folder that is being viewed. To change the
selected folder, just press SELECT on the desired folder
button and then SELECT 'Open Folder' from the main 'Folder'
menu; if the folder has subfolders, SELECT a folder from the
pull down menu. You can traverse to any depth of sub-
folders using the pull-right menu buttons.
The Table of Contents, or toc, lists the messages in the
viewed folder. The title bar above the Table of Contents
displays the name of the viewed folder.
The toc title bar also displays the name of the viewed
sequence of messages within the viewed folder. Every folder
has an ``all'' sequence, which contains all the messages in
the folder, and initially the toc title bar will show
``inbox:all''.
FOLDER COMMANDS
The folder command menu contains commands of a global
nature:
Open Folder
Display the data in the selected folder. Thus, the
selected folder also becomes the viewed folder.
Open Folder in New Window
Displays the selected folder in an additional main
window. Note, however, that you may not reliably
display the same folder in more than one window at a
time, although olmh will not prevent you from try-
ing.
Create Folder
Create a new folder. You will be prompted for a
name for the new folder; to enter the name, move the
pointer to the blank box provided and type. Sub-
folders are created by specifying the parent folder,
a slash, and the subfolder name. For example, to
create a folder named ``olmh'' which is a subfolder
of an existing folder named ``clients'', type
``clients/olmh''. Click on the Apply button when
finished; click on Cancel to cancel this operation.
Delete Folder
Destroy the selected folder. You will be asked to
confirm this action (see CONFIRMATION WINDOWS).
Destroying a folder will also destroy any subfolders
of that folder.
Close Window
Exits olmh, after first confirming that you won't
lose any changes; or, if selected from any addi-
tional olmh window, simply closes that window.
HIGHLIGHTED MESSAGES, SELECTED MESSAGES, CURRENT MESSAGE
It is possible to highlight a message in the area of the
Table of Contents. To highlight a message, click on it with
pointer button 1.
The selected message is the same as the highlighted message,
if any. If no message is highlighted, then the selected
message is considered the same as the current message.
The current message is indicated by a '+' next to the mes-
sage number. It usually corresponds to the message
currently being viewed. When a message is viewed, the title
bar above the view will identify the message.
TABLE OF CONTENTS COMMANDS
The Table of Contents command menu contains commands which
operate on the open, or viewed folder.
Incorporate New Mail
Add any new mail received to your inbox
folder, and set the current message to be
the first new message. (This command is
selectable only if ``inbox'' is the folder
being viewed.)
Commit Changes Execute all deletions, moves, and copies
that have been marked in this folder.
Pack Folder Renumber the messages in this folder so
they start with 1 and increment by 1.
Sort Folder Sort the messages in this folder in chro-
nological order. As a side effect, this
also packs the folder.
Rescan Folder Rebuild the list of messages. This can be
used whenever you suspect that olmh's idea
of what messages you have is wrong. (In
particular, this is necessary if you
change things using straight MH commands
without using olmh.)
Read in Reverse Read in Reverse will switch the meaning of
the next and previous messages, and will
increment in the opposite direction. This
is useful if you want to read your mes-
sages in the order of most recent first.
The option acts as a toggle; select it
from the menu a second time to undo the
effect.
MESSAGE COMMANDS
The Message command menu contains commands which operate on
the selected message(s), or if there are no selected mes-
sages, the current message.
Compose Message Composes a new message. A new window will
be brought up for composition; a descrip-
tion of it is given in the COMPOSITION
WINDOWS section below. This command does
not affect the current message.
View Next Message View the first selected message. If no
messages are highlighted, view the current
message. If current message is already
being viewed, view the first unmarked mes-
sage after the current message.
View Previous View the last selected message. If no
messages are highlighted, view the current
message. If current message is already
being viewed, view the first unmarked mes-
sage before the current message.
Mark Deleted Mark the selected messages for deletion.
If no messages are highlighted, then this
will mark the current message for deletion
and automatically display the next
unmarked message.
Mark Move Mark the selected messages to be moved
into the current (selected) folder. (If
the current folder is the same as the
viewed folder, this command will just
beep.) If no messages are highlighted,
this will mark the current message to be
moved and display the next unmarked mes-
sage.
Mark Copy Mark the selected messages to be copied
into the current folder. (If the current
folder is the same as the viewed folder,
this command will just beep.) If no mes-
sages are highlighted, mark the current
message to be copied.
Unmark Remove any of the above three marks from
the selected messages, or the current mes-
sage, if none are highlighted.
View in New Window
Create a new window containing only a view
of the first selected message, or the
current message, if none are highlighted.
Reply Create a composition window in reply to
the first selected message, or the current
message, if none are highlighted.
Forward Create a composition window whose body is
initialized to be the contents of the
selected messages, or the current message
if none are highlighted.
Use as Composition
Create a composition window whose body is
initialized to be the contents of the
first selected message, or the current
message if none are selected. Any changes
you make in the composition will be saved
in a new message in the ``drafts'' folder,
and will not change the original message.
However, this command was designed to be
used within the ``drafts'' folder to com-
pose message drafts, and there is an
exception to this rule. If the message to
be used as composition was selected from
the ``drafts'' folder, the changes will be
reflected in the original message (see
COMPOSITION WINDOWS).
Print Print the selected messages, or the
current message if none are selected.
olmh normally prints by invoking the
enscript(1) command, but this can be cus-
tomized with the application-specific
resource PrintCommand.
SEQUENCE COMMANDS
The Sequence command menu of xmh allows the user to view
chosen sequences of messages. Unfortunately this useful
feature is not available in this demonstration version of
Olmh.
VIEW COMMANDS
Commands in the View menu and in the buttonboxes of view
windows (which result from the Message command ``View In
New'') correspond in functionality to commands of the same
name in the Message menu, but they operate on the viewed
message rather than the selected messages or current mes-
sage.
Close Window When the viewed message is in a separate
view window, this command will close the
view, after confirming the status of any
unsaved edits.
Reply Create a composition window in reply to
the viewed message.
Forward Create a composition window whose body is
initialized to be the contents of the
viewed message.
Use As Composition
Create a composition window whose body is
initialized to be the contents of the
viewed message. Any changes made in the
composition window will be saved in a new
message in the ``drafts'' folder, and will
not change the original message. An
exception: if the viewed message was
selected from the ``drafts'' folder, the
original message is edited.
Edit Message This command enables the direct editing of
the viewed message.
Save Message This command is insensitive until the mes-
sage has been edited; when activated,
edits will be saved to the original mes-
sage in the view.
Print Print the viewed message. olmh prints by
invoking the enscript(1) command, but this
can be customized with the application-
specific resource PrintCommand.
COMPOSITION WINDOWS
Aside from the normal text editing functions, there are six
command buttons associated with composition windows:
Close Window Close this composition window. If changes
have been made since the most recent Save
or Send, you will be asked to confirm los-
ing them.
Send Send this composition.
New Headers Replace the current composition with an
empty message. If changes have been made
since the most recent Send or Save, you
will be asked to confirm losing them.
Compose Message Bring up another new composition window.
Save Message Save this composition in your drafts
folder. Then you can safely close the
composition. At some future date, you can
continue working on the composition by
opening the drafts folder, selecting the
message, and using the ``Use as Composi-
tion'' command.
Insert Insert a related message into the composi-
tion. If the composition window was
created with a ``Reply'' command, the
related message is the message being
replied to, otherwise no related message
is defined and this button is insensitive.
The message may be filtered before being
inserted; see ReplyInsertFilter under
APPLICATION RESOURCES for more informa-
tion.
ACCELERATORS
Accelerators are shortcuts. They allow you to invoke com-
mands without using the menus, directly from the keyboard.
olmh defines the following keyboard accelerators over the
surface of the main window, except in the view area while
editing a message:
Meta-I Incorporate New Mail
Meta-C Commit Changes
Meta-R Rescan Folder
Meta-P Pack Folder
Meta-S Sort Folder
Meta-space View Next Message
Meta-c Mark Copy
Meta-d Mark Deleted
Meta-f Forward the selected or current message
Meta-m Mark Move
Meta-n View Next Message
Meta-p View Previous Message
Meta-r Reply to the selected or current message
Meta-u Unmark
In addition to these keyboard accelerators, you can use all
the standard OLIT mouseless commands to traverse and
activate objects. For example, to scroll a TextEdit widget
inside a ScrollingList:
Alt-Down Scroll down a line
Alt-Up Scroll up a line
Alt-PgDn Scroll down a page
Alt-PgUp Scroll up a page
Alt-Ctrl-End Scroll to bottom
Alt-Ctrl-Home Scroll to top
TEXT EDITING COMMANDS
All of the text editing commands are actually defined by the
TextEdit widget in the OLIT Widget Set. The commands may be
bound to different keys than the defaults through the OLIT
key re-binding mechanisms. See the OLIT Widget Set documen-
tation for more details.
CONFIRMATION DIALOG BOXES
Whenever you press a button that may cause you to lose some
work or is otherwise dangerous, a popup dialog box will
appear asking you to confirm the action. This window will
contain an ``Abort'' or ``No'' button and a ``Confirm'' or
``Apply'' button. Pressing the ``No'' button cancels the
operation, and pressing the ``Apply'' will proceed with the
operation.
WIDGET HIERARCHY
In order to specify resources, it is useful to know the
hierarchy of widgets which compose olmh. In the notation
below, indentation indicates hierarchical structure. The
widget class name is given first, followed by the widget
instance name. The application class name is Olmh.
The hierarchy of the main toc and view window is identical
for additional toc and view windows, except that a TopLevel-
Shell widget is inserted in the hierarchy between the appli-
cation shell and the RubberTile widget.
Olmh olmh
RubberTile olmh
Control menuBox
MenuButton folderButton
MenuShell menu
Form menu_form
Control pane
OblongButton open
OblongButton openInNew
OblongButton create
OblongButton delete
OblongButton close
MenuButton tocButton
MenuShell menu
Form menu_form
Control pane
OblongButton inc
OblongButton commit
OblongButton pack
OblongButton sort
OblongButton rescan
OblongButton reverse
MenuButton messageButton
MenuShell menu
Form menu_form
Control pane
OblongButton compose
OblongButton next
OblongButton prev
OblongButton delete
OblongButton move
OblongButton copy
OblongButton unmark
OblongButton viewNew
OblongButton reply
OblongButton forward
OblongButton useAsComp
OblongButton print
MenuButton sequenceButton
MenuShell menu
Form menu_form
Control pane
OblongButton pick
OblongButton openSeq
OblongButton addToSeq
OblongButton removeFromSeq
OblongButton deleteSeq
OblongButton all
MenuButton viewButton
MenuShell menu
Form menu_form
Control pane
OblongButton reply
OblongButton forward
OblongButton useAsComp
OblongButton edit
OblongButton save
OblongButton print
StaticText folderTitlebar
Control folders
OblongButton inbox
OblongButton drafts
OblongButton a_folder
MenuButton sub_folder
MenuShell menu
Form menu_form
Control pane
OblongButton sub_folder
OblongButton sub_folder/this
OblongButton sub_folder/that
.
.
.
StaticText tocTitlebar
ScrolledWindow scrwin
TextEdit toc
StaticText viewTitlebar
ScrolledWindow scrwin
TextEdit view
The hierarchy of the Create Folder popup dialog box:
PopupWindowShell prompt
FooterPanel panel
Control control
Control upper
StaticText label
TextField prompt
Control lower
OblongButton apply
OblongButton cancel
The hierarchy of the Notice dialog box, which reports messages from MH:
NoticeShell notice
Control pane
StaticText textarea
Control controlarea
OblongButton confirm
The hierarchy of the Confirmation dialog box:
NoticeShell confirm
Control pane
StaticText textarea
Control controlarea
OblongButton yes
OblongButton no
The hierarchy of the dialog box which reports errors:
NoticeShell error
Control pane
StaticText textarea
Control controlarea
OblongButton OK
The hierarchy of the composition window:
TopLevelShell olmh
RubberTile olmh
StaticText composeTitlebar
ScrolledWindow scrwin
TextEdit comp
Control compButtons
OblongButton close
OblongButton send
OblongButton reset
OblongButton compose
OblongButton save
OblongButton insert
The hierarchy of the view window:
TopLevelShell olmh
RubberTile olmh
StaticText viewTitlebar
ScrolledWindow scrwin
TextEdit view
Control viewButtons
OblongButton close
OblongButton reply
OblongButton forward
OblongButton useAsComp
OblongButton edit
OblongButton save
OblongButton print
The hierarchy of the pick window:
Not implemented in this demo version of Olmh
APPLICATION-SPECIFIC RESOURCES
Resource instance names begin with a lower case letter but
are otherwise identical to the class name.
If TocGeometry, ViewGeometry, CompGeometry, or PickGeometry
are not specified, then the value of Geometry is used
instead. If the resulting height is not specified (e.g.,
"", "=500", "+0-0"), then the default height of windows is
calculated from fonts and line counts. If the width is not
specified (e.g., "", "=x300", "-0+0), then half of the
display width is used. If unspecified, the height of a pick
window defaults to half the height of the display.
Any of these options may also be specified on the command
line by using the X Toolkit Intrinsics resource specifica-
tion mechanism. Thus, to run olmh showing all message
headers,
% olmh -xrm '*HideBoringHeaders:off'
The following resources are defined:
Banner A short string that is the default label of the
folder, Table of Contents, and view. The default is
"olmh OpenWindows V3.0"
BlockEventsOnBusy
Whether to disallow user input and show a busy cur-
sor while olmh is busy processing a command.
Default is true.
BusyCursor
The name of the symbol used to represent the posi-
tion of the pointer, displayed if BlockEventsOnBusy
is true, when olmh is processing a time-consuming
command. The default is "watch".
BusyPointerColor
The foreground color of the busy cursor. Default is
XtDefaultForeground.
CheckFrequency
How often to check for new mail, make checkpoints,
and rescan the Table of Contents, in minutes. If
CheckNewMail is true, olmh checks to see if you have
new mail each interval. If MakeCheckpoints is true,
checkpoints are made every fifth interval. Also
every fifth interval, the Table of Contents is
checked for inconsistencies with the file system,
and rescanned. To prevent all of these checks from
occurring, set CheckFrequency to 0. The default is
1.
CheckNewMail
If true, olmh will check at regular intervals to see
if new mail has arrived for any of the folders. A
visual indication will be given if new mail is wait-
ing to be retrieved. Default is True. (See BUGS).
The interval can be adjusted with the CheckFre-
quency.
CommandButtonCount
The number of command buttons to create in a button
box in between the toc and the view areas of the
main window. olmh will create these buttons with
the names button1, button2 and so on, in a box with
the name commandBox. The user can specify labels
and actions for the buttons in a private resource
file; see the section on Actions. The default is 0.
CompGeometry
Initial geometry for windows containing composi-
tions.
Cursor The name of the symbol used to represent the
pointer. Default is ``left_ptr''.
DraftsFolder
The folder used for message drafts. Default is
``drafts''.
Geometry
Default geometry to use. Default is none.
HideBoringHeaders
If ``on'', then olmh will attempt to skip unin-
teresting header lines within messages by scrolling
them off. Default is ``on''.
InitialFolder
Which folder to display on startup. May also be set
with the command-line option -initial. Default is
``inbox''.
InitialIncFile
The file name of your incoming mail drop. olmh
tries to construct a filename for the ``inc -file''
command, but in some installations (e.g. those using
the Post Office Protocol) no file is appropriate.
In this case, InitialIncFile should be specified as
the empty string, and inc will be invoked without a
-file argument. The default is to use the value of
the environment variable MAIL, or if that is not
set, to append the value of the environment variable
USER to /var/mail/.
MailPath
The full path prefix for locating your mail folders.
May also be set with the command-line option, -path.
The default is the Path component in
$HOME/.mh_profile, or ``$HOME/Mail'' if none.
MailWaitingFlag
If true, olmh will attempt to set an indication in
its icon when new mail is waiting to be retrieved.
If this option is true, then CheckNewMail is assumed
to be true as well. The -flag command line option
is a quick way to turn MailWaitingFlag on.
MakeCheckpoints
If true, olmh will attempt to save checkpoints of
volatile information. The frequency of checkpoint-
ing is controlled by the resource CheckFrequency.
MhPath What directory in which to find the MH commands. If
a command isn't found here, then the directories in
the user's path are searched. Default is
``/usr/local/mh6''.
PickGeometry
Initial geometry for pick windows.
PointerColor
The foreground color of the pointer. Default is
XtDefaultForeground.
PrefixWmAndIconName
Whether to prefix the window and icon name with
"olmh: ". Default is true.
PrintCommand
What sh command to execute to print a message. Note
that stdout and stderr must be specifically
redirected! If a message or range of messages is
selected for printing, the full file paths of each
message file is appended to the specified print com-
mand. The default is ``enscript >/dev/null
2>/dev/null''.
ReplyInsertFilter
A shell command to be executed when the Insert but-
ton is activated in a composition window. The full
path and filename of the source message is added to
the end of the command before being passed to sh(1).
The default filter is cat; i.e. it inserts the
entire message into the composition. Interesting
filters are: awk -e '{print " " $0}' or <mh
directory>/lib/mhl -form mhl.body.
ReverseReadOrder
When true, the next message will be the message
prior to the current message in the table of con-
tents, and the previous message will be the message
after the current message in the table of contents.
The default is false.
SendBreakWidth
When a message is sent from olmh, lines longer than
this value will be split into multiple lines, each
of which is no longer than SendWidth. This value
may be overridden for a single message by inserting
an additional line in the message header of the form
SendBreakWidth: value. This line will be removed
from the header before the message is sent. The
default is 85.
SendWidth
When a message is sent from olmh, lines longer than
SendBreakWidth characters will be split into multi-
ple lines, each of which is no longer than this
value. This value may be overridden for a single
message by inserting an additional line in the mes-
sage header of the form SendWidth: value. This line
will be removed from the header before the message
is sent. The default is 72.
SkipCopied
Whether to skip over messages marked for copying
when using ``View Next Message'' and ``View Previous
Message''. Default is true.
SkipDeleted
Whether to skip over messages marked for deletion
when using ``View Next Message'' and ``View Previous
Message''. Default is true.
SkipMoved
Whether to skip over messages marked for moving to
other folders when using ``View Next Message'' and
``View Previous Message''. Default is true.
StickyMenu
If true, when popup command menus are used, the most
recently selected entry will be under the cursor
when the menu pops up. Default is false. See the
file clients/olmh/Olmh.sample for an example of how
to specify resources for pop up command menus.
TempDir Directory for olmh to store temporary directories.
For privacy, a user might want to change this to a
private directory. Default is ``/tmp''.
TocGeometry
Initial geometry for master olmh windows.
TocPercentage
In xmh, this represents the percentage of the main
window that is used to display the Table of Con-
tents. However, in olmh this now refers to the rela-
tive proportion of a size CHANGE to the main window
that gets applied to the toc. Consider the toc and
the view portions of the main window as having a
weight; The view has a fixed weight of 50 and the
toc has a weight of TocPercentage (default is 33).
The total weight is 83 and, by default the toc will
get 33/83 of the size change and the view will get
50/83 of the size change. To change the INITIAL
number of lines in the toc, set the resource
*toc.linesVisible to some number. NOTE however that
you may not get exactly this number of lines because
the RubberTile may resize the toc widget.
TocWidth
How many characters to generate for each message in
a folder's table of contents. Default is 100. Use
80 if you plan to use mhl a lot, because it will be
faster, and the extra 20 characters may not be use-
ful.
ViewGeometry
Initial geometry for windows showing only a view of
a message.
CUSTOMIZATION USING MH
The initial text displayed in a composition window is gen-
erated by executing the corresponding MH command; i.e. comp,
repl, or forw, and therefore message components may be cus-
tomized as specified for those commands. Comp is executed
only once per invocation of olmh and the message template is
re-used for each successive new composition.
FILES
~/Mail
~/.mh_profile - MH profile
/usr/local/mh6 - MH commands
~/Mail/<folder>/.olmhcache - scan folder
~/Mail/<folder>/.mh_sequences - sequence definitions
/tmp - temporary files
SEE ALSO
xrdb(1), X Toolkit Intrinsics, OLIT Widget Set, mh(1),
enscript(1)
BUGS
- Marks disappear after Incorporating new mail, although
internally the messages are still marked.
- Reading mail using 'raw' MH commands or another mailer
such as xmh, can cause olmh to get confused, and the
'current' message in the toc may not be the actual message
displayed.
- Mouseless does not activate buttons in comp or view
TopLevel shells.
- Because of the way OLIT uses the translation manager to
map all events to OlAction, the action procs do not work as
for xmh and have been removed from this man page.
- Printing support is minimal.
- Should handle the ``unseen'' message-sequence.
- Should determine by itself if the user hasn't used MH
before, and offer to create the .mh_profile, instead of
hanging on inc.
- Still a few commands missing (rename folder, remail mes-
sage).
- A bug in MH limits the the number of characters in
.mh_sequences to BUFSIZ. When the limit is reached, the
.mh_sequences file often becomes corrupted, and sequence
definitions may be lost.
- Except for the icon, there isn't an indication that you
have new mail.
- There should be a resource, ShowOnInc, which when true,
would show the current message in the view after incorporat-
ing new mail.
- The CheckFrequency resource should be split into two
separate resources.
- WM_SAVE_YOURSELF protocol is ignored.
- WM_DELETE_WINDOW protocol doesn't work right when request-
ing deletion of the first toc and view, while trying to keep
other olmh windows around.
- Doesn't support annotations when replying to messages.
- If the MH commands aren't in your PATH, you get ``Execvp
Failed'' messages instead of something useful like ``Can't
find program.''
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 1988, 1989, Digital Equipment Corporation.
Copyright 1989, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
AUTHOR
Terry Weissman, Digital Western Research Laboratory
modified by Donna Converse, MIT X Consortium
ported to OLIT as a demo by John S Cooper, Sun Microsystems,
Inc.
NOTES
The OpenWindows environment may no longer be supported in a
future release. You may want to migrate to CDE, the Common
Desktop Environment.
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