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to: Roy J. Tellason
from: Charles Angelich
date: 2003-08-21 22:02:02
subject: Lan.

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Hello Roy - 

CA>> One of the authors of a mini-install Linux mentions using
CA>> PLIP or SLIP to inter-connect machines. I was recently
CA>> reminded of that fact. My only reservation has been that
CA>> these two continue to be offered in newer distributions. 

RJT> Why reservation? 

Linux 'distros' have to exclude a few things to make more room
for multiple 'Microsoft Office' clones, multiple GUIs, and
multiple GUI browsers. ;-) 

CA>> It seems that they are but I can't say from first hand
CA>> knowledge  having no newer Linux CDs on hand to search for
CA>> them. 

RJT> They seem to be included in Slackware 8.1, which is the
RJT> newest I have on hand here. From what I understand 9.0 is
RJT> out, so I can't say I'm exactly "current" these days... 

Did you ever get SlackWare v8.1 installed on anything yet or
are you still testing drive/memory/motherboard combinations? 

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