Re: UDB and modem

Maurice W. Hilarius (harddata@bigfoot.com)
Wed, 26 Nov 1997 16:14:18 -0700

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With regards to your message at 05:36 PM 11-26-97 -0500, Brian Wood. Where
you stated:
>Chunko wrote:
>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.

Yes, very true, but you can get a license for a noname ( AXPpic33) which is
chipset and functionally identical, and is certified for UNIX.
While not a perfect solution, it has worked for many people.

Netscape on em86 is still the easiest path, but a bit on the slow side on
a UDB166 machine.

Cheers,

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