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From: kck@wdl1.UUCP (Karl C. Kelley)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: MAC II to TCP/IP
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Date: Mon, 9-Nov-87 21:50:41 EST
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Posted: Mon Nov  9 21:50:41 1987
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I have not heard of this happening yet, but if you do I also would be 
interested in the solution.  My guess is that not until the Unix-like 
system for the MacII is available.  At that point there will be a lot
of interest in such a thing, to allow Mac to Unix mail, file transfer, 
and such things.  The words I am hearing are that the Unix version will
take a disk larger than we are used to using on Macs, say 80MB, which
would seem to correspond to our other Unix experiences.  My question is
whether/when the inexpensive disks will be able to offer the performance
needed for Unix, or are the ones we're now using fast enough?