Re: www on Apple II logged onto Unix BBS?

[gberigan@cse.unl.edu (Greg Berigan)]

joreilly@news.dorsai.org (James OReilly) writes:

>Is world-wide web available to Apple II users logged onto a Unix BBS 
>internet connection?  I don't believe Mosaic is available to such a user, 
>but is basic www service?  I can run Unix commands remotely on my host 
>from my Apple II.  Should it matter what the home computer is if the host 
>can handle www?  Since I emulate VT-100, isn't the my Apple II in effect 
>a dumb terminal?

You just need a text-based WWW client like lynx on your Unix host.  I
highly recommend using the -show_cursor option.  You can get lynx 2.3.7
from:
	ftp://ftp2.cc.ukans.edu/pub/lynx/

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