John Donohue wrote in a message to Andrew Barros:
 JD> If the function of the communications between the Linux box
 JD> and the Win95 box is merely file and print sharing, you
 JD> might want to install Samba on the linux box; this will make
 JD> it look like another Microsoft Network client/server and
 JD> allow the two machines to communicate via NETBEUI/SMB. That
 JD> would eliminate the need for a static IP address for the
 JD> Win95 box.
While Samba is a nice package that I often recommemd, it does not do NetBIOS 
over NetBEUI, but only does NetBIOS over TCP/IP (TCPBEUI).  This is not 
usually a problem, since TCPBEUI is a superset of NetBEUI at the expense of 
slightly more configuration work, assuming you can choose the network 
protocol.
 
-- Mike
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