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I'm quite sure that Domain/OS, the Unixy-like OS used on some of the first true 'workstations' by Apollo Computer was done in Pascal.

usually done w/ setting the environment varialbe display. In {t}csh: setenv DISPLAY name_of_box_to_display_on:0 Or, usually, you can do it on the command line when you invoke the application such as: gimp -display remote_machine:0

try a 'man grep' -> egrep '\w{4}' file_to_be_grepped

well, I can't address taht directly but I just got Retro Express 5 for OSX and ran into a problem where I could not get it to do the Internet/FTP style of backup (able to log into the FTP server but problem building a binary data connection to FTP server). Works fine under OS9 though :(...

when your sitting on the 'remote' machine, it seems like you haven't set the DISPLAY environment variable which tells the application where/which machine the window should open on.

you could use Kermit if you wanted to.

As a point, the Asante router used to fail traceroute packets too but the latest firmware passes them.

There is an X Windows 3270 client that I know works under OSX. It would require you to load X Windows (not a big deal). Dunno about the 5270 portion though http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Peaks/7814/ apparently, there is also a version of it that runs under curses so perhaps...

You'd be best off using emacs and the 'ange-ftp' module. It transparently moves remote files back and forth.

it compiles just fine. Just need to add '-traditional-cpp' the the CFLAGS in hte Makefile.

you don't want to add it to the $PATH variable. Look at the doc for the compiler and you'lll see that you need -I/usr/X11R6/include -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lX11 The '-I' tells it where to look for the includes and the -L says where to look for the libraries.

where is the 'cd' command? if your really typing what you say your typing, your not entering any command, just the directory name. The shell is trying to interpret the directory name as a command and when you press return, it fails. The correct way is: cd /users/me/blah

actually, you can d/l the correctly mod'd source from Apple's Darwin site.

because the emacs that is provided in OSX wasn't compiled w/ Xwindows (why would it have been?). So, you probably want to get the source tarball off of darwin.apple.com (or wherever) and recompile it on a box that has Xwindows and make sure you compile w/ Xwindow support.

the standard termcap file /usr/share/misc/termcap has a number of wyse entries, including 'w50' for a Wyse50. So, that *should* work via a 'setenv TERM w50'

it is NOT unusual for home routers to NOT pass traceroute packets. Most of them just dont. The Asante 3004 just got that feature from a firmware upgd and I think the SMC is the same box, different package.

you need to see if the Barracade can 'reserve' addresses. What happens is that you tell the unit the hardware MAC address of the box and tell it to reserve a certain IP address for that MAC address. That way, even though your getting your address via DHCP, you get the SAME one, every...

as I recall, you need to give the full path or so to the command. so, you'd want a command like <command> <numericIP> /private/tftpboot/bootfile or whatever it takes to boot. This is going from memory, YMMV I think you also have to remove the -s from the tftp line in /etc/inetd.conf

you'll need Motif (well, LessTiff actually) in order to compile ddd. I built it yesterday and it compiled fine. Only a test program at the very end failed due to a flaw in the makefile.

anon ftp to ftp0.lsil.com (numeral zero) cd pub binary get dhcp_osx.tar.gz It'll only be there for a few days. You will not be able to dir or ls. size = 7285147