All software contains prebuilt executables and source code patched to compile on Minix 2.0 systems using the ACK compiler. See the README for more information. What about 16-bit software? Unfortunately, 16-bit programs under Minix are limited to 128K -- 64K for the code segment, and 64K for the data segment. 32-bit programs are also limited to two segments, but the segments can be arbitrarily large (up to the limitation imposed by available memory.) Very few of the programs below could be built in any reasonable configuration with size 128K or less.

• README

• xplore .03 A text-mode filesystem browser (45K)

• bash 2.0 (3130 K)

• bison 1.25 (538 K)

• Gnu FileUtils 4.1 (711 K)

• flex 2.54 (805 K)

• Gnu FileUtils 3.16 (2467 K)

• gawk 3.03 (1786 K)

• grep 2.0 (223 K)

• gzip 1.24 (431 K)

• C-kermit 6A 1.92 (1351 K)

• C-kermit 7.0.195 Beta .02 (2300 K)

• Gnu make 3.75 (1121 K)

• Gnu ShellUtils 1.16 (2077 K)

• tar 1.12 (1674 K)

• tcsh 6.06 (1230 K)

• textUtils 1.22 (2664 K)

• less 3.32 (267 K)

• sc 6.21 (214 K)
• patch 2.5 (177 K)