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Cwsh: The windowing shell of the Maryland Window System

1985; Wiley; Volume: 15; Issue: 5 Linguagem: Inglês

10.1002/spe.4380150510

1097-024X

Mark Weiser,

Software System Performance and Reliability

Abstract The Maryland Window System is a set of programs for manipulating multiple overlapping windows on CRT terminals. Part of the package is the window shell, called the CWSH. The CWSH uses the windowing system to create multiple windows running shell processes. The CWSH differs from the WSH and BRUWIN window systems by permitting processes running in the windows access to window functionality, and by more fully implementing a Unix terminal within each window. Unlike BRUWIN and WSH, CWSH permits programs, such as other shells and editors, that intensively examine or modify their terminal environment to run unmodified in its windows.