Other than that there are a lot of pre compiled binaries about for SCO
and if you happen to run NT/W3.11/W95 or Novell, it makes admin a lot
easier as it includes Samba client/server and Netware client 'out of the
box'.
>From my experience it is very stable and reasonably secure and if they
were to include a compiler for free as well I would definately run it up
again. We have quite a few customers that use it and it generally gives
very few problems.
Cheers
Phil Taylor
> ----------
> From: alex@itis.net[SMTP:alex@itis.net]
> Reply To: alex@itis.net
> Sent: Friday, May 02, 1997 5:46 PM
> To: portmaster-users@livingston.com
> Subject: SCO UNIX
>
> I know of you would not like to use SCO for the ISP bussiness, but SCO
> currently has an ISP program to give SCO out for free. I cant say no
> to
> that, though I might just use SCO for FTP and Web brwsing and stick to
> RED
> Hat for Radius and mail. Any comments on that?
>
>