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08-12-2006
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Does this forum offer a unix login account
How do you access a terminal and create a Unix user account. I am new to this form, so, is there a way to log on to a unix account that this forum offers to practice Unix. Is there a server available (somewhere) to users of this forum to access unix? So far the research I have found refers a person to log on to a university server (ftp) to get aquainted with using unix... any suggestions?
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yo conozco una
i know what you want.....and you found it at telnet:cyberspace.org
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