🚀 go-pugleaf

Previously Brian {Hamilton Kelly} <bhk@dsl.co.uk> said:
>In idle conversation the other day with someone who told me he used to
>use an implementation of KA9Q on something *other* than a PC, he
>mentioned that that version could make the TCP/IP stack available to
>other programs.  I *think* he said it was on the Amiga, which is why this
>is cross-posted to d.i.s.amiga.  
>Is/was this true?  If so, was the interface to such use from other
>programs to some recognized (for the Amiga, I suppose) standard?
>It set me thinking that it would be nice to have this with the OS/2
>version of KA9Q; I realize that there's no such hope with the DOS version
>(space and lack of multitasking, other than that provided by KA9Q itself,
>would preclude the possibility), so although I've posted this also to
>d.i.s.pc, it's really only a teaser for that group.

To my knowledge there are versions of KA9Q available for the
 following:
Amiga
Atari
Apple Macintosh
OS/2
Linux
DOS
Sun/Unix

I think there are a few others, including HP palmtops, but I can't
recall them off the top of my head. Not all of these versions will
work easily with Demon.

--
RobertM
Demon Internet Ltd
         "Trust the computer, the computer is your fiend"