>Well what's the cheapest way to get into somthing running real VMS? Even for
>a single user (can I connect it to my home network and telnet to it from
>linux)
On the dirt cheap end you can go for a VS3100 series system, though I'd
recommend something like a VAXstation 4000/vlc as a minimum personally.
The VAXstation 4000/60's and 90's are pretty nice. However, anymore I tend
to consider a DEC Alpha the way to go. My main system is a DEC PWS 433au.
>BTW I have PC-DCL (HMM gotta look up the source on that to see if it can be a
>linux shell.....)
Someone has a DCL shell you can get, it's a commercial product, but you can
download the shell for personal use.
Zane
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Received on Wed Jun 05 2002 - 00:54:50 BST