Luke Davis in <Pine.BSF.4.56.0307051143350.14454 at server1.shellworld.net>: >Um, I know there are Sisco and some other huge, university class routers, >which may cost thousands of dollars, but for the majority of cases which >this software is designed to cover, the corresponding router would cost >from one hundred, to maybe four hundred, dollars, if that. Interestingly Smoothwall does more than the Cisco routers do anyway - at least the standard models. Furthermore it is very modular. Other systems include E-smith <www.e-smith.org>, and ClarkConnect <www.clarkconnect.org> Regarding links (the chain), I fell into the speech trap, I don't tend to use this because the way in which I use Linux through a terminal means that it is slightly difficult to get anything out of it, as it uses a more GUI based approach with tiling etc. I have seen the JS working with Links very simply, but doubt whether it would cope with some of the more graphical JS elements so well, on the basis of what I have seen it do so far (my own opinion). If anyone can contradict this with a site, please let me know and I will test it. Andrew. -- Andrew Hodgson, Bromyard, Herefordshire, UK. Email: Andrew at hodgsonfamily.org
