uXplor is a somewhat modified version of WHIMp. It has been extended to respond
to mouse/enter key mime-type file opening and an extended right click sendto
secondary menu. In other words, has been given greater Explorer compatability.
But without the beautiful elegant start of Wiebe, it would not exist.

Included within the package are two other modified applications: 
	start-0.1.0, by William Lovas <wlovas@nls.net>, a mime-type file 
activation program, and
	'bs', from Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo (lhf@visgraf.impa.br), 
a simple button shell for X11.

My thanks to both William and Luiz for providing the added functionality.

bs is an Xaw menu program called by the bash script sendto. SendTo is the 
menu script for bs. Editable from the 'SendTo:' popup option.

'mime_start' is a bash shell script which invokes specified executables on
data files. 

DOS and SAMBA partitions have _everything_ marked as executable. I don't
usually try and execute code from these mounts but do access data files with
default applications. Data files are processed by the bash shell script 
'mime_start' which must be in the default search path. First it looks at
filenames to detect the file association and then, if it does not find  one,
and the data file is marked as executable, it will attempt to execute.
The same behavior occurs on native *NIX filesystems. If you need to execute
a file (e.g. a shell script that is automatically opened with an editor) use
the 'SendTo:' menu operation and select 'Execute'.

You will almost certainly want to edit 'mime_start' and 'SendTo' to fit your
own file association perversions (You have yours, I have mine :-).

Install:

type 'make' (edit to fit your system configuration)

change to 'bs' subdirectory, edit and then 'make'

copy uxplor bs, sendto, SendTo and mime_start to /usr/local/bin. If you need
to put them in another directory, edit the appropriate locations in 'sendto'.

uxplor creates a _binary_ options rc file in ~/.uxplorc which records the
displayed file attributes options you select. Exit and restart uxplor
immediately after setting options.

Terry Loveall (Jun. 2003) loveall@qwest.net
http://www.users.qwest.net/~loveall

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(Original INSTALL file from Wiebe)
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Hi,

Welcome to WHIMp, the big brother of WHAMp. WHIMp is a file manager.
I know there are many, but I liked none of them felt right to me. This file
is called INSTALL, so let's get on with it. To install this piece of software
you need to have GTK+1.2 (1.2.7 was tested, but others should work) and a
Linux system (others might work).

Issue a "make" command. This should compile the package. The package
creates a binary file called whimp. "make install" copies this file to
"/usr/local/bin/", but copying it anywhere else is fine.

May the source be with you,

Wiebe (2000).
