At 11:13 PM 11/25/95, Greg Dunn wrote:
>>MacMint isn't great (in other words, not really good at all).
>
>It's actually fairly usable if you have a really fast Mac, and it coexists
>under MacOS while allowing you to port many UNIX utilities over for
>essentially zero cost.  There's a 'gcc' available which has actually been
>used to compile MacOS programs, though I haven't.  My experience after
>installing utilities and applications is that MiNT behaves quite a bit like
>UNIX, though it is severely limited in the number of advanced features
>(like networking, X, multiuser capability) that it supports.
>

Then how cum I can't get MacMint to actually DO something?
Where did you get it?  (the URL?)
TIA.

Shawn.

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