Shell accounts give access to a remote system via a shell, like early internet users in the '90s. A shell account offers a managed environment, networking utilities, email, web space, and development ...

Welcome to old-style Internet access -- souped up for your surfing pleasure! In this chapter I take you on a fast flight through the few Macintosh programs that can work over a Unix command-line ...

As a means of using AIM when blocked by a firewall, someone suggested running naim from a shell account in this thread:<P>http://episteme.arstechnica.com/eve/forums?a ...

The $25 shareware program Homer from Toby Smith comes in two forms -- one for MacTCP-based connections and one for those who have only a Unix shell account. Homer is primarily used via a MacTCP-based ...

I'm not exactly sure where to put this, but since I doubt that someone would want to give MS Remote Desktop Access, a basic shell w/FTP will be fine for me, hence the Linux Kung Fu post.<BR><BR>I'm ...