help cleanup

sys/help/Networking.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+Wireless Networking
+===================
+To establish one-way trust between two computers with modems, run the following in a shell prompt:
+
+On the target computer, run:
+> password
+
+On the source computer, run:
+> trust <target computer ID>

sys/help/Opus-Applications.txt

@@ -1,31 +0,0 @@
-Opus applications are grouped into packages with a common theme.
-
-To install a package, use either the System -> Packages program or the package command line program.
-
-Shell usage:
-
-> package list
-> package install <name>
-> package update <name>
-> package updateall
-> package uninstall <name>
-
-Package definitions are located in usr/config/packages. This file can be modified to add custom packages.
-
-Current stable packages
-=======================
-
-* core
-Programming and miscellaneous applications. Also contains drivers needed for other packages.
-
-* builder
-A program for creating structures from schematic files using a turtle (requires core).
-
-* farms
-Various programs for farming resources (wood, crops, animals).
-
-* milo
-An A/E like storage implementation (requires core).
-
-* miners
-Mining programs.

sys/help/Opus.txt

@@ -6,17 +6,7 @@ Shortcut Keys
  * Control-d: Show/toggle logging screen
  * Control-c: Copy (in most applications)
  * Control-shift-v: Paste from internal clipboard
- * Control-shift-doubleclick: Open in Lua the clicked UI element
-
-Wireless Networking
-===================
-To establish one-way trust between two computers with modems, run the following in a shell prompt:
-
-On the target computer, run:
-> password
-
-On the source computer, run:
-> trust <target computer ID>
+ * Control-shift-click: Open the clicked UI element in Lua
 
 Running Custom Programs
 =======================

sys/help/Packages.txt

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+Opus applications are grouped into packages with a common theme.
+
+To install a package, use either the System -> Packages program or the package command line program.
+
+Shell usage:
+
+> package list
+> package install <name>
+> package update <name>
+> package updateall
+> package uninstall <name>
+
+Package definitions are located in usr/config/packages. This file can be modified to add custom packages.