I am a UNIX advocate, but I would have to agree that UNIX lags behind
DOS/W$ applications for the desktop. There are only a limited number of
commercial applications available for the desktop, but the lists of
supported applications grows each day. You can attempt to get a Windows
emulation runn
As the password file grows larger, it will take longer for people
(especially at the bottom of the file) to login. This is the case for any
UNIX system. I would think that it would take longer with a shadow
password file, since the login authentication now has to search through
both passwd files
Try "expect".
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I have evaluated TIS version 4.0 running on a UNIX box. There was not a
proxy for ssh built-in, but a plug proxy running on the firewall should be
able to support ssh. I can't remember ssh's default port, but that should
be easy to find.
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