Date: Thu, 8 May 1997 16:13:25 -0400 (EDT)
From: randir <goehrigd AT gort DOT canisius DOT edu>
To: opendos AT delorie DOT com
Subject: TCP/IP
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	I know there are some sort of plan type things for adding
	TCP/IP to OpenDos.  But I also know that there are a couple
	TSR based stacks out there as freeware that are nearly
	impossible to set up and harder to use.

	Now since it looks like Sun wants to do something unheard of
	[web browsers for DOS that aren't garage projects!] eventually
	we'll have a working TCP/IP interface no matter what.

	My question is how long will it be until we'll find an official
	driver.. and then once we have it what good will it be?

	To me OpenDos is one of those ideal platform for setting up a
	weekend MUD, while maintaining the usefulness of all that
	DOS software that collected over the ages :)