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echo: rberrypi
to: MARTIN GREGORIE
from: HENRI DERKSEN
date: 2019-08-11 15:35:00
subject: Re: Airspy USB on Raspber

MG>>> Windows in inherently insecure by design.

MG> Quite - because until NT arrived Windows nothing more than a graphical
MG> desktop sat on top of MSDOS 7, and MSDOS had never heard of security,
MG> and
MG> even networking was just a 3rd party add-on until Windows 3.11
MG> appeared.

TNP>> Windose was designed as a single user non networked design.
TNP>> What Gates SHOULD have done is instead of NT, adapted and written a
TNP>> pretty face for unix/linux

MG> Exactly so. The real surprise is that OS/2, the joint project with IBM,
MG> wasn't better than it was: by then IBM was starting to write decent
MG> operating systems, starting with Future Series, (which morphed into OS/
MG> 400) and AIX. I used OS/400 quite extensively: it was reliable, bug-
MG> free
MG> and very logical to use once you overlooked its two major deficiencies:
MG> 9 character names without extensions and it didn't have a hierarchic
MG> filing system. Maybe better features of these couldn't be beaten into
MG> the thick heads in Microsoft?

Have you ever tried the Britisch (Acorn) RISC OS on a Pi?

A Windows virus does not have effect on it ;-).

Greetings from Henri, a Dutch Acorn and RISC OS user since 1984.

Unfortunately suddenly my UniCorn BBS went OffLine by 2 defective RS232 ports
on a Dos mainboard PC running FrontDoor and RemoteAccess with a large
DownLoad. So temporarely no POTS incoming calls are accepted sincs March 2019.
I am considering how to solve this problem when I am back from my river
sailing vacation at the end of this month.
Sorry for any inconvenience.
If you want somthing from my DownLoad, I can sent it to you by e-mail.

Now I am running !ROSBink 1.30 at an old Raspberry Pi 1B for FidoNet and
AcoNet.
--- WimpLink 1.05p
* Origin: Henri's FidoNet SysOp (Test)Point on the i (2:280/1208.1)

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