seebauer@eos.informatik.uni-bonn.de (Heinrich Seebauer) (11/05/90)
Hi There. I got a brandnew BioNet 100 Ethernet Interface, but the software delivered with it is poorely working. X-Sessions bombing off, file transfer sessions also. Is there any public domain software on USENET working on this interface, especially X-Windows or the like? Is there PD software for the Atari ethernet interface card (X11 Windows preferred)? Any help is greatly appreciated. Please respond via mail in regard to network traffic. If there's interest in the answers, mail me, too. I'll distribute them. Thanks all. Heinrich. -- ========================================================================= BBBBBB AAAAAAA RRRRRR DDDDDD EEEEEEE Heinrich Seebauer B B A A R R D D E Institut fuer Informatik BBBBBB A A R R D D EEEEEE Abteilung fuer Informatik IV B B AAAAAAA RRRRR D D E Roemerstrasse 164 B B A A R R D D E D - 5300 Bonn 1 BBBBBB A A R R DDDDDD EEEEEEE x228 / 550 223 BONN AACHEN RECURSIVE DATAFLOW ENGINE dataflow - the better way =========================================================================
gcarter@globey.cs.wisc.edu (Gregory Carter) (11/11/90)
Holy willikers BATMAN there is an ethernet card for the Atari!
At first I though this guy was off his rocker, but its a message
from europe and, as you know, europe is were its at and the US market
positively sucks the silicone for anything new and exciting.
I would die for an ethernet card, or an X11 terminal program! Each one,
I hear is readily available everywhere, except in the US!
Thats probably simple to explain, the US can't build cars, and we can't
even build simple software!!!
OR
Atari is ONE STUPID turkey. Which do you guys think is the correct answer?
--Gregory
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Semester!)marc@wopr.uu.ch (Marc Balmer) (11/23/90)
Contact Biodata GmbH
Flughafen Siegerland
5909 Burbach
- Marc