02-27-2003
Just an FYI to above, bash can do either history type, as can some vrsions of ksh.
bash default is the same as entering "set -o emacs".
You can get the vi editing mode on bash by entering "set -o vi".
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roarify
roarify(1) User Commands roarify(1)
NAME
roarify - roarify an application that does not have RoarAudio support
SYNOPSIS
roarify [OPTIONS...] PROGRAM [ARGS...]
DESCRIPTION
This command sets up a environment that enables all RoarAudio compatibility librarys. Audio data from applications should automatically be
redirected to the RoarAudio server.
OPTIONS
--help Print usage information.
--print-env-bash
Print ENVs used in bash format.
--server
Set server address to connect to.
--load Force loading of a given module.
--no-load-roar
Do not preload libroar.
--no-load-oss
DO not load OSS emulation (libroaross).
SEE ALSO
roarctl(1), roarcat(1), roartips(7), libroar(7), RoarAudio(7).
HISTORY
For history information see RoarAudio(7).
RoarAudio October 2010 roarify(1)