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G'day Bob 18 Jul 04 09:46, Bob Lawrence wrote to David Drummond: BL> What forces it at present, is the BBS. I use TELIX that only runs BL> under Windows. Like all Linux applications, MINICOM is a half BL> finished and a dead loss. The Uniwnaker who wrote RUNSCRIPT is a BL> dill. I only ever used it as an Interactive terminal program... It worked fine for that. I've only ever used a FidoNet mailer for doing Fidonet mailing, on DOS, OS/2 or Linux. BL> I either keep a Windows drive and use the modem to pick up BBS mail BL> on the Linux box running Windows dual boot (DOSEMU doesn't work BL> either), or I add a modem to the Windows box. BL> But, I also like the idea of acomplete version if Windows on the BL> Linux box. If the Windows box crashes, I have a backup until I fix BL> it. And if the harddrive in the Linux box dies? Regards, David --- Msged/LNX TE 06 (pre)* Origin: Linux on a 386? Easy! (3:640/305) SEEN-BY: 633/104 260 262 267 270 285 640/296 305 384 531 954 690/734 712/848 SEEN-BY: 774/605 800/221 445 @PATH: 640/305 954 633/260 267 |
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