Re: [aclug-L] two questions

[Jeremy Johnstone <jsjohnst@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Not sure on your first question. I do know that the "stock" sound drivers
in 2.0 do not include that card. On to your next question. Your needs
happen to be one of my specialties. Linux excels at network related tasks
and hands down blows NT out of the water. Email me with more info / specs
and I'll be glad to assist you in your needs.

On Sun, 4 Oct 1998, Seth Turner wrote:

> first question:  does linux by chance support a soundblaster pci 128 sound 
> card?
> 
>                  Thinking I will most likely have to update/upgrade kernel 
>                  which is fine.
> 
>               The card is a pci soundblaster that has right/left and 
>               front/rear control and also supports 3D sound as well as 
>               surround sound.
> 
> 
> 
> second question: is it possible via linux to do the following:
> 
>               set up a firewall to enable one internet account to serve a 
>               network of computers internet access, as well as allow for 
>               multiple email addresses?  In otherwords, something like 
>               (forgive the reference) microsoft back office.  
>                       
> 
>               I do not know all of the details of back office, however I do
>               know that it would in theory allow multiple email acounts on a 
>               network.
> 
>               To give brief explanation, a friend is looking at further
>               setting up a network to include internet access.  WindowsNT4.0
>               server is being used.  Would like the added security of a 
>               firewall, as well as the ability to give each user an email 
>               account accessable from the outside (able to send and receive).
> 
> 
> thanks in advance.
> 
> Seth aka spiff
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