#!/usr/local/bin/pdmenu

# Note that the above bang-path isn't required, but it lets you run this
# file directly as a sort of pdmenu script.

# this pdmenurc file is adapted from the default /etc/pdmenurc and
# other example files, and is put together with the newbie linux user
# in mind; i'm trying to provide him/her with as many tools as
# possible.  it was originally constructed for a couple who were given
# a 386 by a friend.  with linux and pdmenu, i was able to turn it
# into a respectible internet machine.
#
# please read the comments for suggestions of ways you may
# make it useful to your new unix user, and send any feedback to
# jeff.covey@pobox.com

# Set a pleasing color scheme.
color:desktop:white:blue
color:title:yellow:red
color:base:yellow:red

# Define the main menu.
# Note the use of the preproc command to put the hostname in the menu title.
preproc:echo menu:main:`whoami`@`hostname`\'s menu
	show:_Internet menu...::internet
	show:_Edit files...::file-editing

# uncomment this if your users need to use the floppy drive, and look
# at the menu for this below.  this setup uses sudo, which you'll have
# to install and configure as well.
#	show:Use a _floppy disk...::floppy

	show:System _Tools...::system-tools

# if you want your user(s) to have access to the command line,
# uncomment the next line.
#	exec:Drop to a _shell::echo "When you're done, type 'exit' to return to the menu.";/bin/sh -login

# Autodetect if rpm is available, and if so, enable the redhat menu.
preproc:\
	if rpm >/dev/null 2>/dev/null ; then \
		echo "show:_Redhat menu...::redhat" ; \
	fi
	show:_Help!::help
	nop

# if you have some games installed, you could make a menu item for
# them here.  i make entries for a number of bsd games below.
#	show:Play a game...::games

# check that the path to fortune is correct here
	exec:Give a random quote:display:/usr/games/fortune
	exec:Display the time:display:date
	nop

# if your user(s) should be able to shutdown or reboot the system,
# uncomment this line and the menu below, and configure sudo.
#	show:Shutdown the computer...::shutdown
	exit:E_xit

# This is a submenu.
menu:internet:Internet Programs
# if you're connecting with a modem, uncomment these once you've
# configured ppp
#	exec:Connect to the internet::/usr/bin/sudo /usr/sbin/ppp-on
#	exec:Disconnect from the internet::/usr/bin/sudo /usr/sbin/ppp-off
#	show:Am I connected?...::modem-status
#	nop
	
# if this is a system that dials in to a server to retrieve mail, you
# may want to set your user(s) up with fetchmail and uncomment the
# next line.
#	exec:_Download Mail:pause:echo "fetching mail...";fetchmail
# in my case, pine was their login shell on the isp, so i was able to
# just use the following line instead.
#	exec:Read/write _Mail/Newsgroups::rlogin -l foo bar.com
#	exec:Read _Newsgroups::tin -r
	exec:Surf the _Web::lynx
	exec:_Internet Relay Chat::irc
# if it's a home computer, this probably isn't much use to them, but
# uncomment it if you have a use for it.
#  	group:_Talk to other users online
# 		exec::makemenu: \
# 			echo "menu:talk:Select the user you want to talk to"; \
# 			for u in `users`; do \
# 				echo "exec:$u::talk $u"; \
# 			done
# 		show:::talk
# 		remove:::talk
#  	endgroup
	exec:_Telnet:edit,pause:telnet ~Telnet to where?:~
	exec:_Finger:edit,display:finger ~Enter address to finger:~
	exec:_Ping:edit,pause:echo "Press Ctrl-c to stop pinging"\
		;ping ~Ping what server?:~
	nop
	exec:Minicom::minicom
	nop
	exit:_Main menu...

#modem-status - uncomment this if they're using a modem
# menu:modem-status:Modem status
# uncomment the next line to let your user(s) check the status of the
# modem.  this assumes your modem is on /dev/modem.
# 	exec:Am I _connected?:display:/usr/lib/pdmenu/modem-check
# 	exec:_Display system messages:display:echo "Recent system messages:";\
# 		tail /var/log/messages
# 	nop
# 	exit:_Back...

#system tools
menu:system-tools:System Tools
	exec:_See how much disk space is free:display:echo \
		"Free space on filesystems:"; df
	exec:_Who's online?:display:echo "These users are online:";w
	exec:_Display system messages:display:echo "Recent system messages:";\
		tail /var/log/messages
	exec:_Change your password:pause:passwd
	nop
	exit:_Main menu...

#floppy handling
# menu:floppy:Use a floppy disk
# 	exec:_Mount a dos/windows floppy:pause:mount /a && \
# 		echo "Floppy disk mounted on /a"; \
# 		echo "Don't forget to unmount it when you're done with it!"
# 	exec:_Unmount a floppy:pause:umount /a && \
# 		echo "Floppy disk unmounted from /a"
# 	show:_Format (erase) a dos/windows floppy...::floppy-format
# 	nop
# 	exit:_Main menu...

#formatting floppies
# menu:floppy-format:This will erase everything on your floppy!:This will erase everything on your floppy!
# 	exec:_Format (erase) a dos/windows floppy:pause:sudo fdformat /dev/fd0H1440 && \
# 		sudo /sbin/mkfs -t msdos /dev/fd0 && \
# 		echo "Floppy successfully formatted."
# 	exit:_Don't format the floppy

#file editing
menu:file-editing:Edit Files
	exec:Edit a _new file::pico
	# Note that this checks in several places for editdir.pl, 
	# so this will work before and after pdmenu is actually installed
	# on the system.
	group:Edit an _existing file
		exec::makemenu: ( \
			../editdir.pl `pwd` "" edit-existing || \
			examples/editdir.pl `pwd` "" edit-existing || \
			${datarootdir}/pdmenu/editdir.pl `pwd` "" edit-existing \
			) 2>/dev/null
		show:::edit-existing
		remove:::edit-existing
	endgroup
	nop
# i highly recommend installing the gnu midnight commander for your
# user(s) and uncommenting the next line.  alternately, it shouldn't
# be too hard to make pdmenu menu items that are front-ends for "rm",
# "cp", "mkdir", and friends, if anyone feels like doing it.
#	exec:_Manage your files::mc
#	nop
	exit:_Main menu...

#games menu
# menu:games:Games
# 	show:Adventure games...::adventure-games
# 	show:Card games...::card-games
# 	show:Board games...::board-games
# 	exec:Hangman::/usr/games/hangman
# 	exec:Bog::bog
# 	exec:Hunt the Wumpus::/usr/games/wumpus
# 	exec:Make anagrams:edit,pause:agm ~Word(s) from which to make anagrams:~ | more
# 	nop
# 	exit:_Main menu...

#adventure games menu
# menu:adventure-games:Adventure Games
# 	exec:Adventure:pause:/usr/games/advent
# 	exec:Battlestar:pause:/usr/games/battlestar
# 	exec:The Golden Baton:pause:/usr/games/scottfree 1_baton
# 	exec:The Time Machine:pause:/usr/games/scottfree 2_timemachine
# 	exec:Arrows of Death, Part One:pause:/usr/games/scottfree 3_arrow1
# 	exec:Arrows of Death, Part Two:pause:/usr/games/scottfree 4_arrow2
# 	exec:Escape from Pulsar 7:pause:/usr/games/scottfree 5_pulsar7
# 	exec:Circus:pause:/usr/games/scottfree 6_circus
# 	exec:Feasibility Experiment:pause:/usr/games/scottfree 7_feasibility
# 	exec:Wizard of Akyrz:pause:/usr/games/scottfree 8_akyrz
# 	exec:Perseus and Andromeda:pause:/usr/games/scottfree 9_perseus
# 	exec:Ten Little Indians:pause:/usr/games/scottfree A_tenlittleindians
# 	exec:Waxworks:pause:/usr/games/scottfree B_waxworks
# 	exec:Paranoia::/usr/games/paranoia
# 	nop
# 	exit:_Back...

#card games menu
# menu:card-games:Card Games
# 	exec:Cribbage::/usr/games/cribbage
# 	exec:Canfield::/usr/games/canfield
# 	exec:Go fish::/usr/games/fish
# 	nop
# 	exit:_Main menu...

#board games
# menu:board-games:Board Games:Board Games
# 	exec:Yahtzee::/usr/games/yahtzee
# 	exec:Backgammon::/usr/games/backgammon
# 	exec:Monopoly::/usr/games/monop
# 	nop
# 	exit:_Main menu...

#help menu
menu:help:Help
# if you want to make yourself available to your user(s) if he/she
# gets stuck, uncomment the next line and add your email address to
# it.
#	exec:_Send a message to your system administrator::pine foo@bar
# i used lyx to create a linux sgml manual for them, then printed it
# out in postscript format, and also generated it as html with a menu
# item for it here.
#	exec:Read the mushskeet manual::lynx /usr/local/lib/mushskeet-manual/mushskeet-manual.html
	exec:Help on _using this menu system::man pdmenu
	exec:Read a _Man Page:edit:man ~Read the manual page for what command?:~
# i used emacs for info because i've never gotten the keys to work
# correctly in the stand-alone info program; you may have better
# luck.  if you do uncomment the line below, be nice and add a line to
# /usr/share/info/dir explaining that they need to hit C-x C-c to exit
# emacs.
#	exec:Use the _info documentation system::emacs-nox -e info
# if you have the howtos installed, uncomment the next line.	
#	exec:Read the _Howtos::lynx /usr/share/doc/HTML/ldp/HOWTO-INDEX.html
	nop
	exit:_Main menu...

#redhat menu
menu:redhat:Redhat
	group:Get _info about an installed package
		exec::makemenu: \
			echo "menu:rpm-info:Select the package about which you want info"; \
			for p in `rpm -qa`; do \
				echo "exec:$p:display:rpm -qi $p"; \
			done
		show:::rpm-info
		remove:::rpm-info
	endgroup
	group:_List the files that belong to an installed package
	exec::makemenu: \
			echo "menu:rpm-file-list:Select the package for which you want to list the files"; \
			for p in `rpm -qa`; do \
				echo "exec:$p:display:rpm -ql $p"; \
			done
		show:::rpm-file-list
		remove:::rpm-file-list
	endgroup
	exec:List which package a _command belongs to:edit,display:/usr/lib/pdmenu/rpm-info-on-command ~What command?:~
	exec:List which package a _file belongs to:edit,display:rpm -qif ~What file?:~ 2> /dev/null
	nop
	exit:_Main menu...

#shutdown menu
# menu:shutdown:Shutdown the computer
# 	exec:_Shutdown the computer::/usr/bin/sudo /sbin/shutdown -h now
# 	exec:_Reboot the computer::/usr/bin/sudo /sbin/shutdown -r now
# 	nop
# 	exit:_Main menu...
