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> 
> I have compiled zsh 3.0.0 under SCO OpenServer 5.02, but with zsh as
> my login shell I get always "Termcap entry too long". Same error if I
> change termbuf[2048] in init.c to a higher value. I can fix it with
> -lcurses but I prefer -ltermcap.
> 
> Another question: Is there a reason why the name of the subdirectories
> have the first letter in upper case eg. Src, Etc, Doc.

When I was maintainer, I changed the directories to have capital
letters, so when I did "ls", they would be grouped together.  Of course,
Zoltan can change it back if he wants.

rc