On 3/20/06, Miguel A Paraz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm writing some recollections of the origins of Philippine Internet -
as the 12th anniversary of "live" Internet is coming up on the 29th.
Does anyone around at the beginning care to share how Linux was used?
I only recall Doc Mana's early servers at ADMU... Doc did you write
this down anywhere? I'm sure the other PHNET schools did use
Linux/open source (kernel 0.99.x!).
the first linux box in DLSU was a 486 running primarily as a web server and secondarily as a nntp server. Other linux servers were used as email servers for CS students. The rest of the students use Novell Netware and Pmail for email. Eventually with iBCS2, CDS/ISIS (library application) eventually ran on Linux.
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