Sorry for the late response to this recent thread......

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>Subject: Re: how many have switched to linux?
>
>William,
>
>I thought about the switch to Linux but could not find a NS/VT emulator
>until now.
>
>A product like WRQ Reflection 1 is not available for running on Linux.
>Without such an emulator it is impossible to run Vplus orientated programs.
>
>E.g NMMGR does not work on a telnet connection.
>
>If someone has found an emulator that runs on Linux this problem can be
>solved and then Linux would be a good alternative to Windows.
>
>Regrads,
>
>Jan Gerrit Kootstra

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