Question about Linux and AOL.
Brian D. McGrew
brian at visionpro.com
Mon Oct 17 17:51:55 UTC 2005
Codeweavers ... CrossOver Office will run the AOL client (sometimes)!
But it should be noted that Codeweavers does _not_ support it. It just
happens to work on two of my three linux boxes.
Other than that, yes, do a browser login or get VMWare.
-b
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[mailto:fedora-list-bounces at redhat.com] On Behalf Of Temlakos
Sent: Monday, October 17, 2005 10:48 AM
To: For users of Fedora Core releases
Subject: Re: Question about Linux and AOL.
Brian D. McGrew wrote:
> I'd use a router anyway, just for the added security.
>
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> I recently setup FC4 and am using AOL broadband. Does anyone have any
> idea on how to make these two work together. I wanted a direct
> connection, but I think I may have to use a router.
>
> Any Ideas.
>
>
> Ron Owens
>
How did you manage to get onto AOL through Linux? Do you simply point
your browser at an AOL home page and log in that way? I had understood
that no such thing as a full-featured AOL client exists in any flavor of
Linux. Is that no longer correct?
Temlakos
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