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Ok, so I'm new to the Unix thing, but I've got 2 old computers that are useless for much now & I want to install some flavor of Unix on both. One is a PowerMac & one is a NEC PC (200 MHz).
Is there a certain flavor of Unix (or Linux) that I can install on both so they will communicate? Or is there a way to configure it with different flavors of Unix so that the 2 will be able to communicate with each other? Thanks for any help! <GG> |
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