These are user commands. Large sub-systems that tend to act like thier own
world without interacting much with the shell or other commands are in
/suite. Large applications, in other words.  Commands that aren't called
by name from a shell prompt very often are in /command/background. 

There are some commands in here that aren't here by thier traditional unix
names. Some may have symlinks for similar strings to thier traditional
names in /command/unix, which is in the default path for UID 0.

For those I haven't re-named, the two-letter commands are a great synopsis
of unix. Most go back to 1970 or so, and are very powerful when used with
some cognizance of shell redirection, and are still around for a reason. 

MCA is PS/2 Microchannel architecture stuff. There may be a few executables
sprinkled around elsewhere, usually to make them less likely to be invoked by
accident. Some other files are perm'ed executable but don't get invoked 
directly, like libraries and dynamic linker stuff.

This directory should be in your PATH shell variable. see PATH


Copyright 1999 Richard Allen Hohensee 
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cLIeNUX Core or cLIeNUX root floppy image.
