LiSt Directory (lsd) - v0.01 stable - 21-June-1999
by Paul Sullivan <paul.sullivan@acm.org>
http://www.ncat.edu/~sully/lsd/

README file

1. Requirements

I've tested this on a number of Linux and UNIX based systems
that have the GNU C++ compiler and the glibc library installed.
If you experience problems on a system that has these, please
send me the version numbers of the compiler and the library and
I will get to work on it...

2. Compiling

To compile, simply run 'make'.

3. Installation

To install, run 'make install' and it will be copied to your
/usr/bin directory.

4. Execution

To execute lsd, simply run 'lsd'.  If no arguments are given
on the command line, it will list the files that are in the
current subdirectory.  For help, run 'lsd --help'.

5. Piping

lsd uses stdout, so you may redirect or pipe the output using
'>', '>>', or '|' operators.  For example, to list all your
files under /root with the more utility, execute:

	lsd /root | more
	
6. Questions/Comments/Help!

I'm not a documentation writer, so if you have any questions,
feel free to hit the webpage at:

	http://www.ncat.edu/~sully/lsd/
	
or e-Mail me personally at:

	paul.sullivan@acm.org