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[Greg Hankins]

Michael J. Callahan writes:
>Well I've got dosemu0.52 running on 1.1.18 now, mainly so I can (and
>now do!) use my Brief editor under Linux (god save me from vi). It works
>really good. I also have many years of use involved in Telix, so the
>temptation to use it is strong too...

You should try Minicom.  From what I hear, it's a telix-like comm program.

>In parallel I want to get familiar with WWW using my Linux box, plan on 
>getting a SLIP account here, and pay whatever is necessary to get going 
>with it. Is there an X browser (Mosaic?) for Linux. I don't want to run
>Mosaic under windows if I don't have to.

Yes, there are several.  Mosaic, chimera and tkwww are all precompiled,
and live in /pub/linux/system/Network/info-systems on sunsite and mirrors
(such as ftp.cc.gatech.edu).  There is even a termified version of Mosaic.

Greg

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