From: dsc3pzp@nmdsc110.med.navy.mil (Phil Perucci) Subject: Re: Why is TCP/IP treated like it isn't really part of Linux sometimes? Date: 14 Oct 1992 15:46:24 GMT
Another vote for TCP/IP here!
I am currently looking around USENET for a way to set up a PC to allow me
access to Internet from home. Even DOS can easily support TCP/IP or
SL/IP as a simple add-on. With so many public access systems allowing
access via UUCP or SL/IP (and PPP?), an "affordable" (free) Unix would
be ideal once I got gcc up and running. I'll probably dive in and give
Linux a whirl, but I sure hope I can get SL/IP running!
DOS waffle or trumpet would at least get me USENET independant of my
work-place, but the DOS wasteland does have it's limitations!
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