I extracted the source, and patched up the makefile. I’m on Debian but I don’t think it matters at all. It’ll build fine as long as you have FLEX.

The source is here.

Unless you have a real AT&T or BSD shell the style script won’t work just cat | style1 | style2 | style3 to get your result.

I never knew they published it to anything post CSRG days. Oh well, I guess it’s all gone now.

they pipe between eachother. You’ll have better luck with the 4.1BSD tape. I’m out at the moment so not much I can do. 😐

but I found running type file | style1|style2|style3 gave me the same results as an online ‘style’ program.

Also http://www.research.att.com/~gsf/download/tgz/dwb.1993-02-04.tgz

Link seems broken on my end, but archive has it, but it doesn’t work. It seems to be up but glitchy. Breaks for me.

And style doesn’t run properly. Style1 inverts text and style2 and style3 seem to do nothing. Can you send the makefile you used for debian?

Very strange. Ubuntu is Debian, and I was able to build there OK.. then again I did ‘fix’ this makefile for building on Windows. I’ll have to try to re-build on Debian, I know I ‘fixed’ the dictionaries to sit in the current directory.