In article <1992Aug7.235031.4295@minyos.xx.rmit.oz.au> s891961@minyos.xx.rmit.oz.au (Peter David Cupit) writes:
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>dsb@world.std.com (David Boyce) writes:
>>So... what's the story with stty? I know my linux machine doesn't have
>>it, and the tsx-11 faith_FSF/README says it "still doesn't include stty"
>>or something like that, so apparently there just isn't a version for
>>linux? Is the problem technical, legal, or what? I would imagine
>>stty just parses a (complex) command line and issues a few ioctl's,
>>which doesn't sound too tough. So I must be missing something. What is it?
>
>      I have stty on my linux,  I got it from the mj-base{1,2,3} disks
>      which are on banjo.concert.net (If I remember correctly).

You can also get stty from the 0.96 root disk, and the 0.97 one once
it is released (soon, but I'm having problems uploading it to my
school's computer - half of it's there, but it takes time).

The "problem" that caused Rik's packages not contain stty is because
the GNU configure script looks for something that it doesn't find when
determining whether to build stty (part of the shell utilities), so
you have to dig in and edi some Makefiles.  It compiles and works
perfectly, the GNU configure just doesn't pick up on something right.
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