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The Shell icon provides easy access to the Command Line
Interface (CLI) |
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Contains commands essential for programs to be executed. These
can be entered through the shell. |
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This contains drivers and keymaps needed by the system. The
basic set-up only contains the bare essential needed. |
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It is alleged to store certain drivers for graphic cards or
other expansions. A left over from WB1.3. |
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Stores all the handlers for the Amiga file systems, allowing
processes to communicate or even talk. |
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Stores shared libraries essential for running
applications. |
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A number of programs designed to alter the configuration of the
Amiga, such as setting the time or the font. It also stores
preference files essential for loading certain programs. |
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Contains the AREXX server. |
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This contains the start-up configuration files for Workbench.
These are essential files that tell the Amiga exactly what to
do. |
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Contains some essential utilities to get the most out of
Workbench. |
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Contains basic utilities for use with Workbench. Commodities
can also be found in a sub-directory- these alter the behaviour of
Workbench. |
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Contains text/graphic displayers and other utilities. |
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Any files placed in here will be executed when the Amiga boots
up. |
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The Trashcan stores any unwanted files on a particular
device. |
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