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<TITLE> The MacTerminal MINI-HOWTO: Introduction.</TITLE>
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<H2><A NAME="s1">1. Introduction.</A></H2>
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<P>This mini-HOWTO should give you some Insanely Great ideas for how to
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make your Macintosh work with Linux. Unfortunately, I have been very
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busy, and so I haven't been able to include even half of what I wanted
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to include, like using MacTCP and Open Transport to connect to your
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Linux box via a PPP line. That will need to wait for future versions.
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<P>This mini-HOWTO doesn't cover networking with LocalTalk and AppleTalk,
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either. I might explore these avenues if there's enough interest in,
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say, printing to a LaserWriter printer from Linux. Otherwise, it
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seems to me that such applications, being more trouble than they're
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worth (not to mention pricey), are beyond the scope of this document.
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<P>I don't plan to cover MkLinux in this document, either. It's more than
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adequately documented elsewhere.
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<P>So if you have ideas for this document, drop me a line at the e-mail
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above. Both systems embody a lot of the beginner's mindset as well as
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technical prowess, and in my opinion they don't talk to each other
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nearly enough.
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