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This article is from the Amiga Networking FAQ, by Richard Norman with numerous contributions by others.
InfoChannel is a SCALA, Inc. product that can run over LAN's or modems. It
allows remote Amiga multimedia stations to be controlled from a central Amiga
host. Data can also be stored centrally and supplied upon demand. InfoChannel
also comes with tools and graphics for creating a multimedia service such as a
kiosk.
Also Amosaic can be used as a multimedia hypertext user interface for both
local and remote data.
Also JAVA can be used as multimedia development tool. JAVA is being developed by
Sun Microsystems, but an Amiga port is in the works by someone other than Sun.
Continue to:
amiga, pc, hardware, sotware, networking
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