I just wanted to welcome the start of a new project which will build
a SNA server for Linux.
Even if I think that Mainframe and AS/400 are the past and they are
going to be exctincted in few years, they are still present in many
companies.
For this reason I think that Jay Schulist's project
You don't need PCANYWHERE: you can have remote controll on an NT (or
95) box from Linux (and viceversa) with Virtual Network Computing
http://www.orl.co.uk/vnc/
I think that it is a great GPL sw!
regards,
Marco
Oh, I thank you for this news! hahah, I have been looking for something
like
On Sun, 29 Mar 1998, Marco Iannacone wrote:
I'm surprised it runs at all. pgcc simply doesn't work very well. It
introduces lots of subtle bugs into complex programs. I would never
compile the kernel or an X server with it. egcs is much better.
I never tried that... I was just
I was wondering if RedHat plans to make a special
distribution optimized for the pentium processor...
Stampede people say that their distribution (fully compiled with pgcc)
runs 10 to 30% faster that the other...
regards,
Marco
--
PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips, Errata and the MAILING
Hi,
did you read the article The Best OS for Web serving published on BYTE #3
(March 1998)?
I was very disappointed about it!
I don't think that what the author did is a serious comparison and more than
this, the article was full of mistake!
First of all the platform examined were very different
