Anyone heard of a package for Linux that provides file services for macs via
TCP/IP instead of Appletalk? I have heard rumours of such a thing existing,
but I can't seem to find it anywhere. I have seen both CAP and netatalk, but
both of those apparently use Appletalk.
Ryan Thibodeau
IT Special
Is there a free/open implementation of AOL's Instant
Messanging Server? I think it uses their own protocol called
TIK/TOC. I've searched
freshmeat and
linuxberg and was able to find a transparent
AIM to IRC gateway (aimirc) but nothing that was pure
AIM.
Just thought I'd inquire because I hav
netatalk works with both classical appletalk and appleshare IP...
and if I'm not mistaken appleshareIP is tcp/ip based (definatly ip)
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Le 29 août 2000 a 15:30, Ryan Thibodeau a écrit :
> Anyone heard of a package for Linux that provides file services for
> macs via TCP/IP instead of Appletalk? I have heard rumours of such a
> thing existing, but I can't seem to find it anywhere. I have seen both
> CAP and netatalk, but both of th
> Is there a free/open implementation of AOL's Instant
> Messanging Server? I think it uses their own protocol called
there's a gtk based aim thingey called "GAIM" - it's on freshmeat. i
haven't used it but my boy seems to like it.
oh yeah, hi, i'm new.
moira
[http://nutmeg.gen.nz]
and stuff
Does anyone know of a student information system (SIS) for Linux, or even
another flavor of unix? The SIS system needs to be able to handle class
registration and scheduling, transcripts, etc.
-
Allison Faber
Computer Sp
CLASSFORGE
go to sourceforge (www.sourceforge.net) and do a search.
Bill
On Tue, 29 Aug 2000 16:09:37 -0500 (CDT), Allison Faber wrote:
> Does anyone know of a student information system (SIS) for Linux, or even
> another flavor of unix? The SIS system needs to be able to handle class
> r
