Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote:
Mike McCarty wrote:
How can using an XT spread Linux? The kernel requires a 386 at least,
due to use of priviledge rings.
Mike
There are some X terminal packages that will run on an XT. The XT
does not run Linux, but it connects to a server running Linux. The
Ah, I see. Using an XT *can't* spread Linux. Thanks for the
clarification.
Mike
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