Re: UDB and modem

Brian Wood (beww@intac.com)
Wed, 26 Nov 1997 17:36:04 -0500

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Chunko wrote:
>
> I have 33.6 external connected to 166 mHz UDB. Works fine with ppp. Once
> I've connected to ISP I type "ftp" and it works as my other UNIX does.
>
> Minicom seems to work.
>
> As a web browser I use Lynx. It works great, but I'll be damned if I can
> figure out how to get a graphical browser working. I've given up on grail
> because of the tk problem. Mosaic might go, but I don't have the Motif or
> less-tif properly compiled yet.

There is, or at least was, a Mosaic version for Linux Alpha that was
released with the original Craftworks Linux/AXP.

Other than that Netscape under em86 would seem the best bet, unless you
can get the DU libs under a site license. I know of no legal way to get
the DU libs for a specific machine since DU was never sold with the UDB
and thus you can't have a machine license for them.

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