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From: Brian Litzinger <brian@MediaCity.com>
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Subject: re: moxfm (was: Somebody with Motif?)
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Date: Mon, 25 Sep 1995 17:32:04 -0700 (PDT)
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> 
> ...might want to look at porting this :
> 
> > Moxfm is a free OSF/Motif based file and application manager 
> > for generic Unix systems running X11. Moxfm allows you to
> > browse your directory tree and to copy, move, link and delete
> > files in an intuitive way by simple drag-and-drop actions.
> > It provides context-sensitive popup menus. Directory displays
> > are updated automatically in regular intervals when the
> > contents of the directory changes.

Pretty cool.  I've made available a statically compiled version however
the mounttab handling in one of the functions didn't look too portable, 
so it is commented out in the version I compiled.

Someone, who knows more about this stuff than I, might want to
look at src/FmMount.c and see about porting the function
checkDevices(void).

I compiled it on a -current system. It installs into /usr/X11R6.

ftp://ftp.mediacity.com/pub/brian/moxfm-static-current.tgz

Brian Litzinger
brian@MediaCity.com