Okay, this, speaking personally, is not making sense to me, so let me
set up
things with more detail.
I am in the early stages of having a backup computer built.
Because I ssh into loads of things from DOS, giving thought to installing
fredos on the machine, as it is a dell in the Intel 2 core family, a
comment from a Linux user had me wondering if I could install Linux as a
shell on a different hard drive.
I would therefore access that shell like I do the one providing a vpn or
the one for my employer. Only instead of using the machine I am typing
on, I would basically ssh into the Linux drive from the freedos drive
within the same box.
why would this not be possible?
Kare
On Fri, 16 Oct 2026, Chime Hart wrote:
Hi Karen: Sure managing a console is 1 thing, but while I could be wrong, I
don't think you can play multimedia over an ssh.
Chime
