On Wed, 26 Aug 1998, Paul Leonard wrote:
> I've got my apartment wired for 10baseT, but only for a LAN, not for
> Internet access... but I'm trying to find a way to set up a kind of "Email
> Terminal" in my living room. I've got a 386SX-50 that I'm going to run with
> linux (probably redhat 5.0) and a mail program; netscape
> s communicator seems to be the easiest way to go.
If all you want to do is read email, you can just telnet to your other
box and use pine/elm/emacs or run your favorite X mail program remotely on
the 386's display. Communicator will run much better on your other
computer (which I'm assuming is better than a 386). The other route you
mentioned isn't that tough, the HOWTO's have everything in it, and I had
no trouble doing that sort of thing.
Adam
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