peter@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (Peter J Diaz de Leon) (09/10/89)
Is there someplace where I can get a version or kermit for a ATT 3B1 ?
Thanks
Peter
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==============================================================================jim@syteke.be (Jim Sanchez) (08/31/90)
I noticed that Lenny has posted a new verion of Kermit on his archive
site. I and I expect others would LOVE to see this posted to c.s.u or
whatever. What about it guys?
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In article <1544@syteke.be> jim@syteke.be (Jim Sanchez) writes: >I noticed that Lenny has posted a new verion of Kermit on his archive >site. I and I expect others would LOVE to see this posted to c.s.u or >whatever. What about it guys? I provided Lenny with the version of kermit that is now in the archives. This is a pre-release of kermit that I've been testing (along with many others). In fact, I'm already running the next edit (155) on my machine. I have been using kermit for some time now and find it quite solid, and far more up to date than the other version in the archive. Once the kermit-people (Frank da Cruz in particular) are happy with kermit, there will be an official release for all (most, anyway) unix systems. This is likely to happen in the near future (at least a formal announcement of a beta version). If anyone is desperate for the sources, you can find them in kermit/sw on watsun.cc.columbia.edu for anonymous ftp (you'll need ck[cuw]*.? and ckuker.mak). It might be a while before comp.sources.unix sees the sources, but from time to time I'll get a new version to Lenny for the OSU UnixPC archives. Andy Fyfe andy@csvax.cs.caltech.edu