UTREE(1L)

NAME

SYNOPSIS



DESCRIPTION

The screen oriented filesystem browser and utility utree descends the directory hierarchy rooted in your home directory, defined in a tree list file if given, or rooted in rootdirectory if given, and displays the directory tree on the so called tree screen. On the tree screen utree lets you walk thru the tree, execute some default and user defined commands on it and change to any directory in the tree.

If you have changed to a directory utree displays all files in this directory on the so called file screen. On the file screen utree lets you walk thru the file list and execute some default and user defined commands on files.

Some utree versions support the mouse if running in a xterm window and use colors instead of video attributes if running on a terminal type with ANSI compatible color capabilities.


SEE ALSO

utree.prlist(1L),cp(1) grep(1) ls(1) mv(1) rm(1),du(1) mkdir(1) rmdir(1) find(1) sh(1) X(1) xterm(1)

BUGS

Changes in filesystem after shell escape or editor session are not always detected. Directory tree depth >32 may be confusing. Screen sizes smaller than 80x24 may be confusing. Symbolic links to directories may be confusing. On most BSD and POSIX systems changing owner and/or group of files for normal users is not allowed.

AUTHOR

Peter Klingebiel

COPYRIGHT

(C) 1991/1992 Peter Klingebiel & UNIX Magazin Munich Permission is granted to copy and distribute utree in modified or unmodified form, for noncommercial use, pro- vided (a) this copyright notice is preserved, (b) no attempt is made to restrict redistribution of this file, and (c) this file is not distributed as part of any col- lection whose redistribution is restricted by a compila- tion copyright.

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