Re: TI-H: Linux link software.
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Re: TI-H: Linux link software.
Who cares? I don't forsee NetBSD, or any BSD for that matter, entering the
PC market anytime soon. I do, however, see linux being bought by many high
end windows users that want to try a new OS in the.... well, distant future
(the day that Redhat incorporates a windows-like setup and stays with a
specific GUI-Env.).
At 05:16 PM 4/8/99 -0800, you wrote:
>
>> I recall from awhile back that somebody was writing a link program
>>for the Ti-86
>>for the Linux OS for one of the so-called "$4 serial link cables". Has
>>that project
>>been finished? If so, where can I get a copy. If not, when will it
>>become available.
>> The reason why I ask is because I am trying to get as far away from
>>Microsoft as I
>>can, and since everybody here seems intelligent enough to use Linux, I
>>suggest you do
>>the same. If you need help getting Linux, just ask me.
>
>NetBSD is much better for hacking, which seems what everyone in here likes
>doing...
>
>
-Dan
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