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C(1)									  C(1)

NAME
       c - genericised soft drink generator (ie coffee, coke etc)

SYNOPSIS
       c [-s[number]] [-m[type]] [-e] [-i] [-T] [-S amount] [--other=drink]

DESCRIPTION
       This manual page documents the  GNU  version  of c.  c is a genericised
       soft  drinks  engine  designed to provide a  stream  of	 the   desired
       beverage	 on  the  standard  output.	By   default,  c makes coffee,
       white, no sugar.	 This is  a   historical  choice based on the  authors
       preferences.  This behaviour is controlled  by the options,  and a wide
       range  of other drinks  are  possible.	Please	 note  that   not  all
       combinations make sense,	 in taste terms, but that parsing by c extends
       only to syntax. Experiment at your own risk.

OPTIONS
       -s[number]
	      Specifies the  number of sugars  desired.	 If   this  option  is
	      omitted, none will be included.

	      Excessively   large  values  will	  result  in  unpleasant  side
	      effects,	including  rotting  teeth and excess weight.

	      If this option is specified with no parameter,  the  default  is
	      one.

       -m[type]
	      Determines  whether milk will  be used or not.  The default cor‐
	      responds to the specification 'cold'.  cold - Normal, cold milk

	      hot Normal, hot milk

	      frth Frothed milk (see -e option for cappucino)

	      none No milk. Recommended for those who have a deadline.

	      goat Use your imagination.

       -e     Espresso	option.	 High  pressure	 steam	is forced through fine
	      ground  dark  beans  for a stronger brew; careful	 use of the -S
	      option  is advised to avoid shaky hands and  heart  palpitations
	      (see BUGS).

       -i     Iced coffee. Self explanatory really...

       -T     Turkish  coffee.	 The  only   type  of	coffee that  is boiled
	      deliberately.  -s2  or more  recommended	to avoid grimaces.

       -S[amount]
	      Size  of the virtual 'mug'  to be	 filled.  The  scale  used  is
	      fairly   arbitrary,  but should cover  most cases...  1 thimble‐
	      ful

	      2 espresso cup

	      3 cafe-style coffee cup

	      4 office mug

	      5 sysadmin mug

	      6 bucket

	      Use of -S 6 is contraindicated  for use with  n(1), due to  pos‐
	      sible   damage   to t he	nasal  membranes,  and risk  of drown‐
	      ing.  The default is 4; unless a beta  version  of   the	OS  is
	      installed,  when	the  default  is 5.  If the beta is of Digital
	      UNIX, 6 is the default; you'll need it.

       --other=drink
	      Specify  a drink other  than coffee.  Use	 of other options   is
	      not  recommended;	 the  behaviour	 is unspecified!

BUGS
       Caffeine	 overdose can result by inadvised combinations	of options (ie
       -e  and large  values for -S).  If you  suffer >from   increased	 heart
       rate,   visual disturbance,  shaking hands,  shortness  of  breath,  it
       is  suggested  that you discontinue  use.   A -d	 (decaf)  option   was
       included	 in previous versions,	but was	 removed  after	 a  threatened
       litigation  arising  from an  unfortunate   practical   joke  involving
       misuse.

SEE ALSO
       n(1)

AUTHOR
       Nick Williams, New College, Oxford University.  nickw@iname.com.

GNU Drink Utilities		 May 27, 1997				  C(1)
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