Josh Gagliardi	24 August 1995

The babel locker follows the @sys locker convention outlined in `man lockers`.

arch holds architecture-dependent library and binary directories.

bin directories:

	/mit/babel/bin is a symlink to /mit/babel/arch/@sys/bin

	Within the architecture-dependent bin directories, many of the files
	are links to shellscripts in /mit/babel/arch/common/bin.  In general,
	shellscript FOO will be a symlink to /mit/babel/arch/common/bin/FOO,
	which will, after correct fonts and X resources, ultimately invoke
	the actual executable /mit/babel/bin/FOO.real.

lib directories:

	/mit/babel/lib is a symlink to /mit/babel/arch/@sys/lib

	Within the architecture-dependent lib directories, many of the files
	are symlinks to directories in /mit/babel/arch/common/lib.

nihongo contains Japanese-specific applications.
zhongwen contains Chinese-specific applications.
hangul contains Korean-specific applications.

Other directories may soon be subejct to termination with extrem prejudice.