programs.md

• 10RUN, run PDP-10 maintenance.
• 11BOOT, boot IO-11.
• 11DDT, PDP-11 debugger.
• 11LOGO, PDP-11 Logo.
• 11SIM, PDP-11 emulator.
• 11STNK, PDP-11 linker.
• 20XCVT, convert TOPS-20 CSAVE file to PDUMP.
• 3406, PDP-6 part of 340D.
• 340D, Datapoint emulator for 340 display.
• @, cross reference generation tool.
• ACNVRT/MCNVRT/PCNVRT/UCNVRT, asciizer and binarator.
• ACCLNK, sets com-link accept bit for specified TTY.
• ACOUNT, dummy account program used for users from safe sites.
• ADVENT, (Colossal Cave) Adventure by Will Crowther.
• ADV350, 350-point Adventure.
• ADV448, 448-point Adventure.
• ANIMAL, an animal guessing game.
• APLCLK, clock for Apple II.
• APLOGO, Apple II Logo.
• AR, PDP-11 debugger.
• ARCCPY, copies an old-format archive, converting to new format.
• ARCDEV, transparent file system access to archive files.
• ARCSAL, archive salvager.
• ARDS, ARDS to SVG converter.
• ARGUS, alerts you when specified users login or logout.
• ARPA, gateway from Chaosnet to Arpanet and Internet.
• AS8748, 8748 assembler.
• ASSV4, assemble SSV4.
• ATSIGN CHAOS, Chaosnet support.
• ATSIGN DEVICE, load device drivers.
• ATSIGN TARAKA, starts dragons.
• ATSIGN TCP, TCP support.
• BABEL, Chaosnet server.
• BABYL, mail reading/sending program for EMACS.
• BABYLM, mail sending program for EMACS.
• BALANC/MOVDIR, balances directories.
• BDAY, happy birthday demon.
• BIG, music processor.
• BINPRT, display information about a binary executable file.
• BITPRT, print JCL as bits.
• BKG, a Backgammon game.
• BOLIO, typesetting.
• BOOTVT, GT40 boot ROM.
• BYE, say goodbye to user. Used in LOGOUT scripts.
• CALPRT, decode a .CALL instruction's CALL block.
• CARPET, PDP-11 remote debugger.
• CC, C compiler.
• CCONS, CONS console.
• CHADEV, Chaosnet jobdev (binary only).
• CHAHTB, Chaosnet HOSTAB server.
• CHARFC/CHARFS, Chaos RFC.
• CHASE, a 2-player maze game.
• CHASTA, print Chaos NCP state.
• CHATAB, print information on Chaosnet hosts.
• CHATER, show com links.
• CHATST, Chaos test.
• CHESS, unknown chess program.
• CHESS2, Alan Baisley's Tech II chess program.
• CHTN/CFTP, Chaosnet TELNET and FTP support.
• CKR, Alan Baisley's checkers program.
• CLOCK, analogue, small, or digital clock.
• CLOGO, Logo programming language.
• COMBAT, submit jobs to the Muddle compiler.
• COMIFY, convert HEX to COM format.
• COMPLR, Lisp compiler.
• COMSAT, mail server.
• COOKIE BEAR, prank.
• CMD, DDT subroutines.
• CRC, compute file CRC.
• CRASH, Imlac game?
• CREATE, creates a text file in your home directory from console input.
• CROCK, analog watch.
• CROSS, cross assembler for micros.
• CRTSTY, provide display support for additional terminal types.
• CTIMES, Chaosnet time server.
• CTIMSR, Chaosnet time server.
• CTN, networking "supdup" CRTSTY.
• D, SUDS drawing program
• DATE, print date and time.
• DATSRV, server for RFC 867 Daytime protocol.
• Dazzle Dart, video game.
• DCROCK, digital watch.
• DDTDOC, interactive DDT documentation.
• DECUUO, TOPS-10 and WAITS emulator.
• DFTP, Datacomputer file transfer.
• DIGEST, digestify a mailing list.
• DIRCPY, copy directory.
• DIRDEV, list directories, sorted or subsetted.
• DIRED, directory editor (independent from EMACS DIRED).
• DMPCPY, crash dump copy dragon.
• DOCTOR, KMP's psychiatrist game.
• DOOR, Chaosnet server to open the 9th floor door.
• DOWNLD, print file in super-image mode to TTY.
• DP Device, 7-bit conversions?
• DQ Device, for doing hostname resolutions. Used by COMSAT.
• DSKDEV/D, short disk device.
• DSKUSE, disk usage information.
• DUMP/LOAD, tape backup and restore.
• ECHO, Chaosnet echo server.
• ELIZA, the original psychiatrist game.
• EMACS, editor.
• ESCE, call the elevator.
• EVACUA, encode ITS file for evacuation to Unix.
• EXECVT, convert 20x EXE (SSAVE) file to ITS BIN (PDUMP) file.
• EXPN/VRFY, query remote SMTP server.
• FACTOR, factor integers.
• FAIL, assembler from SAIL.
• FAILSA, read FAILSAFE tapes.
• FCDEV, talk to LispM file server.
• FDIR, fast directory listing.
• FED, font editor.
• FEDUMP, KL10 front end dumper.
• FIDO, watch for system events and bark.
• FILE, Chaosnet file server.
• FIND, search for files.
• FORTH, Forth written in Maclisp.
• FRETTY, display list of free TTYs.
• FTPS, FTP server.
• FTPU, FTP client.
• GAS, particle simulation.
• GCMAIL, delete old files from .MAIL.
• GENSYM, generate unique values.
• GEORGE, Locks DRAGON HOARD to hold PFTHMG at bay.
• GETSYM, copy all symbols from running ITS to a file.
• GLP/XGP, queue files to be printed by GLPSPL/XGPSPL.
• GLPDEV/XGPDEV, device for viewing GLPSPL/XGPSPL printer queues.
• GT, generate tables for C compiler.
• GTLEM, GT40 Lunar Lander.
• GTLOAD, load programs into GT40.
• GO, the Go board game.
• GOTO, go to specified terminal line.
• GUESS, a very silly game.
• GUNNER, gun down jobs.
• GMSGS, copy system messages to mail file.
• H3MAKE, a job that requests DRAGON to build host table.
• HEXIFY, convert COM file into Intel HEX format.
• HOST, display information about a network host.
• HOSTAB, display HOSTS2 format host table.
• HOSTS3, the host table compiler.
• HSNAME, displays user's HSNAME.
• HSNDEV, HSNAME device.
• IBMASC, read 8-bit ASCII tape file.
• IO-11, PDP-11 I/O processor.
• IDLE, list idle users.
• IEC, Inter-Entity Communication.
• IFILE, Chaosnet file service.
• IMGOUT, outputs JCL in Image mode.
• IMLOAD/IMTRAN, load or translate an Imlac program.
• IMPRNT, image mode printer.
• INFO, hypertext documentation.
• INIT, a helper program for LOGIN, LOGOUT, and other script files.
• INLINE, reads line from TTY and adds to JCL (for DDT init files).
• INQCHK, checks to see if you have INQUIR entry and runs INQUIR if not.
• INQEXM, examine inquir database.
• INQREP, reap inquir database.
• INQUIR, user account database.
• INQCPY, copies an inquir datqbase.
• INQPAT, allows patching INQUIR database.
• INQUPD, processes INQUIR change requests.
• LSRINI, creates an empty INQUIR database.
• INSTAL, install executables on other ITS machines.
• IPLJOB, plot display lists.
• ITSDEV, ITS device server.
• ITSTER, Donald Fisk's block-stacking puzzle game.
• JEDGAR, counter spying tool.
• JOBS, list jobs by category.
• JOTTO, word-guessing game.
• KERMIT, file transfer.
• KLDCP, KL10 diagnostics console program.
• KLDCPU, KL10 diagnostics console utility.
• KLDDT, KL10 standalone debugger.
• KLFEDR, KL10 frontend directory tool.
• KLRUG, KL10 frontend debugger.
• KN10, KS10 frontend software.
• LAY, SUDS layout program.
• LD10, Lisp display slave.
• LINE, display wholine.
• LINES, ...?
• LINK-10, DEC linker.
• LIMERI, print limericks.
• LIMSER, Chaosnet limerick service.
• LISP, Lisp interpreter and runtime library (autoloads only).
• LISP11, PDP-11 Lisp.
• LIVE, PALX Game of Life.
• LLOGO, Logo implemented in Maclisp.
• LOADP, displays system load.
• LOCK, shut down system.
• LOGO, BBN Logo.
• LOOKUP, looks up user info in INQUIR database.
• LORENZ, Edward Lorenz' strange attractor.
• LOSS (device).
• LOTCLN - LOGOUT TIMES cleanup program.
• LSPEED, set TTY line parameters.
• LSRDMP, dump the user database.
• LSRPRT, print information about user groups.
• LUSER, request help from registered list of logged-in users.
• MBXLOC, lock a mailbox.
• MACN80, Z80 cross assembler.
• MACRO-10, DEC assembler.
• MACSYMA, symbolic manipulation system.
• MACTAP, library for MACDMP tapes.
• MAXTUL, tools for managing Macsyma.
• MAGDMP, standalone program loader/dumper for magtape.
• MAGFRM, create tapes for use with MAGDMP.
• MAIL, mail sending client.
• MAILS, Chaosnet mail server.
• MAILT, allows editing mail (from :MAIL) in EMACS.
• MAZE, Maze War game.
• MAZLIB, maze game for EMACS.
• MCL, subsystem for compiling individual Macsyma files.
• METER, displays system metering information.
• MICRO, microcode assembler.
• MINI, mini Chaosnet file server (new).
• MINI36, mini Chaosnet file server (36-bit).
• MINITS, mini-ITS network utility.
• MINIC, mini Chaosnet file server (old).
• MINSKY TRON, display hack translated from the PDP-1.
• MLDEV/MLSLV, allows access to remote systems as devices (e.g. DB:).
• MLIFE, Mike Speciner's Conway Life.
• MODEMS, modems dragon.
• MONIT, lightweight ATSIGN HACTRN replacement without debugging support.
• MSEND, send to many users.
• MSPLIT, split a file into smaller parts.
• MTBOOT, make bootable tapes.
• MUDCOM/MUDCHK/MUDFND/MUDLST, compare/check/find/list Muddle files.
• MUDDLE, MDL interpreter.
• MUDINQ, Muddle inquirer.
• MUNCH, TV-munching square.
• MUNCH, munching squares for Type 340 display.
• MUSCOM, music compiler.
• MUSRUN, play music files.
• NAME, shows logged in users and locations, aka FINGER.
• NAMDRG, free TV display.
• NETIME, network time dragon.
• NETRFC, serve ARPANET connections.
• NEWDEC, DECtape converter.
• NICNAM/NICWHO, look up someone in the Arpanet directory.
• NIMLIN, a game of unknown features.
• NODIPS, SUDS wirelister (without DIP definitions).
• NTSDDT, non timesharing DDT with 340 support.
• NUDIR, create user directory.
• NWATCH, small watch display.
• OBS, observe system activities.
• OCM/C, Richard Greenblatt's Mac Hack VI chess program.
• OCTPUS, print character representations.
• OINIT, init program reporting last login, email.
• OS, realtime TTY spy.
• OTHELLO, the original Othello game -- simpler than Go.
• OTJ6, an old version of TJ6.
• PALX, PDP-11 cross assembler.
• PANDA, user account management program.
• PAPSAV, daemon to record system events in file system.
• PC, SUDS printed circuit board program.
• PDSET, set time and date.
• PEEK, system monitoring.
• PFTHMG, Puff the magic dragon.
• PHOTO, capture STY session output.
• PI, print pi.
• PICK, examine Muddle locks.
• PLAN, creates a PLAN file in your home directory from console input.
• PONG, Imlac game.
• PORNIS, display Steiner chains on 340 display.
• PORTS, display free network ports.
• PR, print out various system documentation.
• PRINT, print long-named files.
• PROBE, probe inside job and display various information about it.
• PRUFD, list files on disk volume.
• PSEND, super sender.
• PT, pager test.
• PTY, pseudo-tty.
• PWMAIL, a limited version of MAIL when not yet logged in under PWORD.
• PWORD, replacement for ATSIGN HACTRN that requires registered logins.
• QB, the game of Qubic.
• QUOTE, prints out a random quote.
• R, typesetting software.
• REATTA, reattaches disowned jobs to terminal.
• RECORD, save TV display contents as text file.
• REDRCT, redirect IP routing.
• RIPDEV, replacement for MLDEV for no-longer-existing machines.
• RMAIL, mail reading client.
• RMODE, text editor.
• RMTDEV, MLDEV for non-ITS hosts.
• RUG, PDP-11 debugger.
• SALV, old file system tool for KA and KL.
• SCAN, TEX output to XGP SCAN file.
• SCANDL, TTY output spy.
• SCHEME, Scheme interpreter.
• SCNV, convert plotter files to XGP scan files.
• SCRAM, encrypt/decrypt file.
• SCRIMP, XGP unspooler.
• SCRMBL/UNSCR, scramble/unscramble file.
• SEND/REPLY, replacements for DDT :SEND.
• SENDS, Chaosnet SEND server.
• SENSOR, an alternate message receiver.
• SENVER, Chaosnet SEND server.
• SHUTDN, shut down ITS.
• SN, snoop terminal.
• SPCWAR, Spacewar game.
• SPEEDY, instruction timing test.
• SPELL/ESPELL, spell checker.
• SPROUTS, topological game invented by Conway.
• SRCCOM, compares/merges source files, and compares binary files.
• SRDATE, set reference date on a file.
• SSV4, SSV for Imlac PDS-4.
• STINK, linker.
• STINKR, new linker (binary only).
• STTY, set terminal parameters.
• STONE, the old African game of stones.
• STUFF, load code into PDP-11 through 10-11 interface.
• STY, pseudo-terminal for multiple sessions.
• STYLOG, convert PTY output file into ASCII file.
• SUPARD, draw ARDS graphics to SUPDUP.
• SUPDUP, Supdup client.
• SWAR, Imlac Spacewar.
• SYSCHK, check up on system job.
• SYSLOD, system load histogram.
• SYSMSG, displays system messages.
• SYSTEM GEN, low level DECtape formatting.
• RABBIT, Scheme compiler.
• RALP, post processing for R line printer output files.
• TAGS, generate tags table for sources.
• TALK/WHO/WHOJ/WHOM/USERS, list users.
• TBMOFF, turn TAC or TIP binary mode off.
• TCTYP, set terminal type and options.
• TEACHE, Emacs tutorial.
• TECO, editor.
• TELNET, Telnet client.
• TELSER, Telnet/Supdup server.
• TEN50, TOPS-10 emulator.
• TENTH, toy Forth for KS10.
• THINK, think-a-dot game.
• TIME, displays date/time/uptime and other info.
• TIMES, TCP time server.
• TIMOON, displays the time and phase of the moon.
• TIMSRV, RFC 868 network time protocol server.
• TITLER, display text on color scope.
• TJ6, typesetting software.
• TMPKIL, delete old files from .TEMP.
• TREES, list toplevel jobs.
• TREK, Star Trek game.
• TORTIS, toddler's own recursive turtle interpreter system.
• TOSBLK, convert PALX binaries to SBLK.
• TST342, display all Type 342 characters.
• TV-11, Knight TV PDP-11.
• TVEDIT, paint program.
• TVREAD, read a bitmap file and display on TV.
• TVWAR, Knight TV Spacewar.
• TVWRIT, write TV display contents as bitmap file.
• TTLOC, advertises physical location of logged in users.
• TTY, displays TTYs with UNAME/JNAME/CORE and other info.
• TTYLIN, Chaosnet TTYLINK server.
• TTYSWP, swap TTYs.
• TTYTST, echo characters exactly as typed.
• TWDEMO, scripted demonstration of SHRDLU.
• TYPE8, type 8-bit file.
• UFIND, find users.
• ULISP, Lisp in Lisp.
• UNTALK, split-screen comm-link program.
• UNTRAN, untranslate an Imlac program.
• UP/DOWN, check if host is online.
• UPTIME, Chaosnet uptime server.
• UPTIME, record ITS uptimes.
• UPTINI, program to create new UPTIME DATA.
• URUG, GT40 debugger.
• USQ/TYPESQ, unsqueeze/uncram or type a file.
• VERSA/SPOOLR, Versatec/Gould printer spooler.
• VDIR, view directory.
• VIEW, view file.
• VT07, GT40 Datapoint emulator and Lisp display slave.
• VTTIME, display running time on the terminal.
• VV/VJ/DETREE, list jobs.
• XHOST, tool for replacing host nicknames with real hostnames.
• XLISP, teaches Lisp -- part of TEACH system.
• WA, a Wumpus advisor game.
• WAR, old Spacewar.
• WEBSER, HTTP server.
• WHAT, humorous quips to various "what" questions.
• WHO%, list index/uname/jname/%time in sorted list.
• WHOIML, wholine for Imlacs.
• WHOLIN, mode line for display terminals (with date/time/job/etc info).
• WHOSEN, print author of last send.
• WL, SUDS wirelister.
• WUMPUS, Hunt the Wumpus game.
• X, Y, Z, remember DDT command and re-execute it.
• XD, display XGP scan file on TV display.
• XGP, PDP-11 controller for the Xerox Graphics Printer.
• XGPSPL, spooler for the Xerox Graphics Printer.
• XXFILE, feed scripted input to a STY session.
• YACC, parser generator.
• YAHTZE, the game of Yahtzee.
• YOW, print Zippyisms.
• ZAP, dump TV bitmap as an XGP scan file.
• ZOTZ, instruction timing test.