hmm, well i have a shell account at grex (that i hardly ever use) for the reason that i can ssh to it from putty in windows (when i am forced to use it), because windows sucks several cocks all at once. grex is shit though for emailing because they block most incoming mail for being in a nonstandard format or some guff. if i really could email from a shell account and feel secure that i would get replies to my email account, then i would use such a shell account.
also, what if there are a lof of XP heads on the network? actually they might not want a shell account either because they have XP and you know, can't see the point of having a command prompt because they are so used to the command prompt being totally useless. one other thing, remember that canberra and melbourne are completely different. i can't see it being the same sort of people using the wireless network in melbourne as in canberra, but then again, they still might all be linux people, who knows.
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The script will... I suppose you can just put /usr/local/bin/menu_program_thingie in there too
oh yeah, i forgot we were making this as a program and not a script... well, still all it needs is another line added to the install script with 'chmod 011 /usr/bin/cmenu' and we're set. (that
will work won't it?)
[ April 02, 2003: Message edited by: Calum: crusader for peace & freedom ]