lets talk about talk ... ?

[Steve Larsen]

Well while I not a fan of redmond policies and attitude,
my XP desktop does have it's place. I do alot of family
video editing using adobe prem . However it fails to get
the best from my seagate scsi drives, not like my 7.3
RH .. that puppy is so rock solid it's not funny. At work
that is all I use, 7.2 . Anyway thanks again .. I'm sure in
some future time I'll be calling out to the list again.

Here is a tip for the list. At work where we are saturated
in world wide deployment of ECS's running on RH Linux
platforms, I always instruct the new lads and lasses to sign
up for the install list, this one, and even if they do not post
a question they can gather in a lot of good stuff just by reading.
I'd recommend to others to recommend the list for carving
down that learning curve too.

Best wishes for a fine computing day ....

Steve Larsen


At 02:02 PM 5/14/2004 -0700, you wrote:
>Steve Larsen wrote:
>>CommNet is not a replacement for Hyper Term .. at least as
>>far as I can tell, but it is made by Radient. Doesn't shine very
>>well .. went back to putty.
>
>My "replacement for Hyperterm" was tongue in cheek (does anyone have
>an appropriate smiley for that?).
>
>Never used it, but did check the website.  Seems a bit, uhm, overblown.
>Since I run Linux almost everywhere, I rarely need anything like that or
>putty.  My laptop does dual boot (XP/Pro), but it hasn't run that in
>about four months.  It does have putty on it for when I'm forced to
>use that "evil washington thing" and I have putty on my USB FLASH for
>those occasional emergencies.
>
>>>Steve Larsen wrote:
>>>
>>>>Well Rick .. mystery solved .. it's a CommNet issue. I upgraded to
>>>>the latest and the problem went away. My echo $TERM returned
>>>>linux and I was using ntalk .. but CommNet 1.04 can't seem to emulate
>>>>a proper TERM. By the way .. on the consol this always worked.
>>>>So thanks again.
>>>
>>>
>>>Ah, HAH!  Glad I could at least aim you in the general direction.
>>>CommNet, eh?  Is it that Windows-based replacement for hyperterm
>>>from Radient?
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