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Curious, I am running Linux. What is the native GUI associated with that? Because the only GUI I see is what is on PC's that run applications that access that server. Well, unless you call rshterm a GUI access because that's as close as it gets to a "system console" is rshterm access from the HMC controlling that Linux lpar. Even when it was popular to use 5250 access on terminals that ran some sort of closed proprietary OS would one still consider that Native? Any more than an ASCII terminal access to systems of the past? Went to a Mimix class last week. Person there wanted his twinax printer to fail over to the other machine. Har, har, har! We suggested that he either: - scrap it and get a "real" printer - put it on a 5494 or Perle controller to fail over - Buy some appliance that converts lan to twinax and put the printer on the lan. Rob Berendt
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