In most circumstances you could divide non-albod-aware programs into two
classes:
1) Those that should get a single-stream representation of the albod
when
they open it.
Examples: cp, ftp, rcp, compress, tar
2) Those that should just get the default stream.
Examples: vi, xv, cc, lpr
However in a lot of cases it is not at all clear which of the above is
appropriate.
Examples: sum, cat, mail (attachments), grep
-Larry
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