rgonzal@elbereth.rutgers.edu (Ralph Gonzalez) (02/15/91)
Sorry, this has probably been asked before: Could someone tell me whether I will be able to run the MacX server on my Mac II connected to a Sun running an X client, where the connection is via 9600 baud wire? That is, I don't have an ethernet or localtalk connection. Thanks! -Ralph rgonzal@chowder.rutgers.edu
abm@alan.aux.apple.com (Alan Mimms) (02/16/91)
In article <Feb.14.17.04.57.1991.10341@elbereth.rutgers.edu>, rgonzal@elbereth.rutgers.edu (Ralph Gonzalez) writes: |> |> Sorry, this has probably been asked before: You're quite right. In fact, I was asked this question FOUR TIMES YESTERDAY. (That's unusual, but you might get the correct impression that LOTS of people want this.) |> |> Could someone tell me whether I will be able to run the MacX server on |> my Mac II connected to a Sun running an X client, where the connection |> is via 9600 baud wire? That is, I don't have an ethernet or localtalk |> connection. If I were Apple (which I am not, but would love to be as rich as), I would be working on something to let people do this. I hope to get it stuck in the feature set for a future release of MacX, if it's at all possible... I am sorry it isn't there now, but there is always something new to do... |> Thanks! |> |> -Ralph |> rgonzal@chowder.rutgers.edu -- Alan Mimms (alan@apple.com, ...!apple!alan) | My opinions are generally A/UX X group | pretty worthless, but Apple Computer | they *are* my own... "Laugha whila you can, monkey boy..." -- John Whorfin in Buckaroo Banzai "Never rub another man's rhubarb" -- The Joker in BatMan