Well, this program just splits your screen into two 
windows, each running a shell, so you can do two things at once.
All you have to do is unbundle the package and run the 'Configure' 
script that is included.  It is fairly simple, and can only be 
run by terminals emulating a vt100 terminal.

	-Sam Lantinga		slouken@toadflax.cs.ucdavis.edu



The idea for this program came from Dave Ljung (ljung@cae.wisc.edu)

	Thanks Dave++!


Version Notes:

	Version 1.0.1	First release
	Version 1.3.0	Second release
				Added window size change handling.
				Added automatic vt100 detection.
	Version 1.3.1
				Improved portability.
	Version 1.4.0	Third release
				Added "sticky" cursor for windows
				Ported to Linux 
				Added modifiable upper window size
				Added utmp logging
				Added set-uid root capability

Install Notes:

	This program has been compiled on the following UNIX systems:

		Sun/OS 4.1.x
		Sun/OS 5.1  (Solaris 2.1)
		ULTRIX 4.2
		ULTRIX 4.3
		IRIX 4.0.1
		IRIX 4.0.5F
		HP-UX 7.00
		HP-UX 8.07
		HP-UX 9.01
		AT&T System V.3.2  
		Linux   (by upsyf173@HRZ.Uni-Bielefeld.DE)
		
	Under AT&T System V.3.2 (a 3b2 machine) I had to add the line:
CC = gcc
at the top of the Makefile so that it didn't get a syntax error in
/usr/include/sys/wait.h.  This particular 3b2 machine had been souped
up with gcc and other exotic software. 

	Under Sun/OS 5.0 (Solaris 2.1), running gcc, the grantpt()
function breaks under the -O compiling option.  Just remove that 
from the CFLAGS, and everything will work fine.