Subject: Re: OP I / Linux and desktop publishing
From: Thierry Michalowski (Thierry.Michalowski@edipresse.ch)
Date: Mon May 08 2000 - 09:38:44 EDT
We are using Helios OPI here (unfortunately not on Linux but on Solaris
boxes) and it deals pretty good with all that stuff.
Have a look at www.helios.de (but there is still less information that the
one you can get with your local reseller).
The point is, Helios OPI server needs to work in cunjunction with Helios
EtherShare, at least to work smoothly. Which makes netatalk of no use.
HTH
Thierry Michalowski
John Grieg wrote:
> Is there a mailing list covering what one can do with Linux in a desktop
> publishing situation.?
>
> Linux is great for automation, so much work can be saved here (?)
>
> Is anyone working with OPI servers on Linux?
>
> A have tried this on NT, but programs does not understand "foreigh" file
> names and /.
> This would not be a problem on Linux, would it (with codepages and
> character sets)?
>
> grieg.john@hl.telia.no
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