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From: kaufmads@clutx.clarkson.edu (Dana S. Kaufman,TEP House,58520,)
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Subject: Null Modems Amigas-IBM and MINIX
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Date: 23 Jan 91 22:20:29 GMT
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I just made a Null-modem for my Amiga to IBM and I was wondering
if anyone had a similiar setup and if they were doing anything
besides file transfer, such as playing games or using the Amiga
as a multi-user system.  It is kind of neat to let people fool
around with a CLI shell on the IBM while you are doing something
on the Amiga.  The problem is that there are not that many programs
that won't use windows.  The only program besides basic CLI commands
like dir and info I have found work with a terminal is EDIT.  Anyone
else ever tried this?
	Also, I have to get minix for a class this semester.  I was
thinking about getting the Amiga version if it was possible for
someone else to logon from a terminal ie. my IBM, so there would be 
two users at the same time.  Does anyone know if minix suports this and
if minix will run on an A1000?

Dana S. Kaufman
kaufmads@clutx.clarkson.edu