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     Re: man's most serious activity is play   
     By: Maurice Kinal to Charles Blackburn on Fri Oct 07 2022 01:38:52   
      
    MK> Hey Charles!   
      
    CB>> then i go back to good ol' laplink and a parallel cable or if   
    CB>> it's from my main pc, a serial cable.   
    MK> plip and slip. Just like mom used to make.   
      
   yup... nothing like slipping in... never mind :D   
      
    CB>> SCO Xenix running on a compaq deskpro 386   
    MK> An alpha would have been more impressive methinks ... mind you compaq   
   bought them out ... just before they got bought out by   
    MK> hp. So much for that idea.   
      
   yea that would be nice, closest to an alpha i have is emulation. although that   
   said, i have played with a microvax and stuff when i was working at the   
   bowling alley... they had a micropdp I beleive it was or something like that   
   which ran an AMF version of Xenix. was cool as i was the only one that knew   
   how to use it i got to play, but it controlled everything from telling the   
   pinsetters to turn on to cashing, scoring etc.   
      
   i'm going back some 30-odd years but hell would be cool to get one of them :D   
      
    CB>> at the time i never got on with solaris   
      
    MK> You and many, many others. My excuse is there wasn't a choice as the   
   sparc's came preloaded with solaris and it was never my   
    MK> dime. On the plus side I learned c while I was at it. Before that it was   
   f77 on vax/vms. I haven't done fortran since moving   
      
   i've dabbled with opensolaris or w/e it's called nowadays, but it's just bsd   
   to me LOL   
      
    MK> to linux despite the fact the plan was to port some f77 source using g77   
   installed on a 486. Back then Slackware   
    MK> 3.something.or.other was the clear winner. 32-bit pci cards were just   
   starting to make an appearance then.   
      
   found my copy of slackware 2.3 CDROM circa 1995, and it still works :D   
      
   regards   
   charlie   
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