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First, please note that the documentation files in this directory do not
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fully reflect Prospero version 5. Due to the demand for Prospero
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version 5, we have decided to ship this Alpha release before we fully
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update the documentation.
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getting-started.txt: How to get started using prospero.
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ARCHIE.README: Description of how to compile the ARCHIE client and how
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to use ARCHIE through Prospero.
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man/archie.man: Manual page for the Archie client we provide.
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.virt-sys: A .virt-sys file you can put in your home directory to use
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the guest virtual system at PROSPERO.ISI.EDU
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customize.insts: Instructions for customizing your virtual system.
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manual.tex, manual.PS: The Prospero user's manual. This hasn't been
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updated much since version 4.
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library.tex, library.PS: Prospero library manual. This documents some
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of the calls to the Prospero PFS and PCOMPAT libraries. It's out of
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date and sketchy.
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protocol.tex, protocol.PS: Describes version 5 of the Prospero
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protocol. This is almost completely up to date.
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We provide the LaTeX source for the three manuals, as well as
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Postscript output files that you can just dump on your laser printer.
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The following files are auxiliary LaTeX files you'll need if you're
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running LaTeX. They're included or otherwise used by the .tex files:
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rkrcite.sty, fullpage.sty
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README-prospero-documents: contains a bibliography of prospero documents.
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The subdirectory 'working-notes' contains some working notes on
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concepts we firmed up while developing the menu browser. These will
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eventually make their way into more formal reference documents;
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however, we felt it would be better to release them now in this state
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rather than hoard them until they are in final form.
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