Author: JT Smith
MacWeek has a column about connecting OS X to Unix: “The standard Unix connection tools are all here: telnet, rsh, rlogin, ftp, nfs, lp and so on. Aside from FTP
clients, they currently run only from the command line, although a Carbon version of MacTelnet is due
soon. The latter shows great promise, in part because it’s scriptable, something the command-line
remote-access tools are not.”
Category:
- Unix
