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Article #678Re: Ether terminal software (PC)
From: pwolfe
Date: Sun, 07 Aug 1988 23:15
Date: Sun, 07 Aug 1988 23:15
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I've been told by our Sequent sales representative, that they are dropping the BCC/shells product. I think he said they will be recommending or selling PC/NFS instead. I forgot to mention, PC/NFS runs over serial links too, if your host supports SLIP (serial link IP), which Sequent does not. If you have the DYNIX source, it might be possible to add this yourself, but we don't, and so haven't. PC/NFS's Telnet program can open a DOS shell while keeping your session active, but it takes up a lot of memory when you do this. You return to the telnet session by pressing ALT-T. Patrick Wolfe (pwolfe@kai.com, kailand!pwolfe)
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