#!/.bi/bash
# c:  broot version  cLIeNUX   19980901    Rick
cat << HERE


Um, this is cLIeNUX Linux/GNU, a variant of unix. The whole system is
mapped onto a tree that spreads from / , the root directory of this
system. Various real, virtual, local and networked filesystems can be
mount'ed on that one tree. So there is no "c:". 
Here are some inquiring things to try at the prompt below.....
	COMMAND...   	COMMENT......................	
	ls /         	the root directory of the system
	ls /command		directory of the most fundamental commands	
	mount		filesystems mounted like directories
	df		space used and available on mounted filesystems
        set		show shell variables effecting this shell
	ls -R /subroutine	list the runtime library dir and it's subdirs
	shelp		the help facility of the cLIeNUX Bash shell
	cd /suite	change current working directory 
	gzip --help	GNU standard command-specific help, gzip case
	ps -p		show running system tasks hierarchically
	touch  gnarg    make an empty file called gnarg
	rm gnarg	remove file gnarg
Knowing rm means you can now mess up. Linux has no "undelete".
Break a leg.
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## Coryright 1999 Richard Allen Hohensee
