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Subject: Amiga as a Unix workstation.
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Date: Tue, 21-Jan-86 19:56:27 EST
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From: Mike (I'll be mellow when I'm dead) Meyer <mwm%ucbopal@BERKELEY.EDU>

	From: alice!sgt@caip.rutgers.edu (Steve Tell)

	Another solution is to write a unix program called a "multiplexor"
	that communicates with various unix shells.  On 8th edition

There is a multiplexor for the Unix end. John Bruner (jdb@s1-c.arpa)
wrote just such a package for the Macintosh called UW. Works like a
charm. I'm currently in the middle of trying to put the UW multiplexor
protocols into AmigaTerm, so that we'll have a mux for the Amiga end.

BTW, since this works on the Macintosh under the standard Mac
OS, it should work under TOS/GEM on the ST.

	<mike