Have you posted this notice to any of the lowendmac.com email lists? There are several lists that have extensive content on using various unix operating systems on old macs.
good luck. todd > From: Jeroen Diederen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2002 10:14:34 +0200 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: (Old) Macs powered by linux in a netwrok - documentation PLEASE HELP > > Dear cooker-colleagues, > > Yesterday I was offered by the editor in chief of 'MacFan', the most read > Dutch > magazine dedicated to Mac users (or maybe even the only one!) , to write an > article > on Linux for Macs. He was a bit reluctant in the first place but I convinded > him of > the fact that (old) Macs can still be used in a network environment of Macs > (and > PC's) to serve other computers. He was also pleased with my website. So > basically he > wants me to write a story on the use of these old type Macs as printserver, > mailserver, FTP-server, firewall, router etc. The article has to be not too > technical > (not too many command lines and stuff). > > The problem is that I don't have any experience with this. But I still would > like to > write an article about it because it helps to promote Linux to a huge group of > Dutch > Apple users. I will probably also tell something good about Mandrake as one of > the > easiest to use distributions out there. > > So basically I ask you to provide me with tips, links etc. Anything that helps > me to > write something properly. > > If I succeed in this mission I may write more articles, e.g. about the use of > FilemakerPro on Macs and Linux as database. > > So PLEASE HELP ME. It might help to reach a LARGE GROUP OF APPLE USERS. > > Jeroen Diederen > http://diederen.demon.nl > >
