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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Assistance with combining, sorting and saving multi files into one new file Post 302492425 by jaacmmason on Monday 31st of January 2011 11:26:53 AM
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gnubg(6)																  gnubg(6)

NAME

       gnubg - GNU Backgammon program

SYNOPSIS

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DESCRIPTIONS

       GNU  Backgammon	gnubg  (6) plays and analyzes backgammon games and matches. It is able to play and analyze both money games and tournament
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OPTIONS

       -b, --no-bearoff Do not use bearoff database

       -c, --commands=FILE Evaluate commands in FILE and exit

       -d, --datadir=DIR Read database and weight files from DIR

       -l, --lang=LANG Set language to LANG

       -p, --python=FILE Evaluate Python code in FILE and exit

       -q, --quiet Disable sound effects

       -r, --no-rc Do not read .gnubgrc and .gnubgautorc commands

       -S, --splash Show gtk splash screen

       -t, --tty Start on tty instead of using window system

       -v, --version Show version information and exit

       -w, --window-system-only Ignore tty input when using window system

FILES

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AUTHORS

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       Manual written by Christian Anthon

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