.TH JTOOLS 1 .CT 1 proc_man .SH NAME jtools \(mi 9th edition 5620 style tools for X11 and Suntools .SH DESCRIPTION .I Jtools is a set of tools derived from the 9th edition 5620 tools which run under the X11 and Suntools windowing systems. To use them, add the directory .F /usr/jtools/bin to your .FR PATH . The files in this directory determine the architecture of the machine and the window system being used, and call the appropriate binary files. Each tool, in addition to the arguments specified in the manual pages take arguments appropriate to the window system. .PP In the X11 environment each tool will parse X standard .F = geometry specifications. Arguments of the form .F "-fn font" can be used to set the .I font for a particular instance of a tool. Suitable .I font names can be obtained with .I xlsfonts (1). Alternatively, a default font for all the tools can be set with an entry of the form: .RS .F JerqFont: font .RE in the file .FR $HOME/.Xdefaults . To specify a particular font for all instances of a particular tool use an entry of the form: .RS .F tool.JerqFont: font .RE Under X11, all the tools can be executed remotely by setting the X environment variable .F DISPLAY to the appropriate machine. See .IR X (1) for more information on setting X defaults and the .F DISPLAY environment variable. .PP In the .I suntools environment each tool will interpret standard .F -W window arguments. See .IR suntools (1) for the possible formats. The default font for the tools can be changed by setting the .F DEFAULT_FONT environment variable. .SH SEE ALSO .IR cip (1), .IR hang (1), .IR icon (1), .IR life (1), .IR pi (1), .IR sam (1), .IR suntools (1), .IR sux (1), .IR sysmon (1), .IR tek (1), .IR X (1), .SH BUGS The .IR X (1) server presently does not have a backing store implemented. This causes a tools to redraw itself in X environments whenever a new section of the tool is exposed due to a rearrangement of windows by the window manager. In X, the tools may wait indefinitely if a window manager is not running and a geometry specification argument is not given when the tool is started. .PP Every tool under \fIsuntools\fR(1) requires a separate process to maintain the border. .PP Some of the tools implemented as 2 processes (such as .I pi and .IR sam ) check the environment variable .F TERM to determine the name of the companion process. In these tools, .F TERM should be set to .I sun or .I xterm for correct operation.