Re: Several Notes

[Jim Maze <jim () slinux com>]

> 7) A lot of Windows users tell me that they wish to use Nmap, but
>    they don't want to give up Windows & WinNT because that is what all
>    their video games run on.  First of all, Linux now supports Quake,
>    Doom, Civilization: Call To Power, and many other top quality games.
>    Further, you can set up your system dual-boot, allowing you to boot
>    into Windows when you are tired of productive work.  But if you still
>    insist on running Nmap from Windows, there are a number of Web
>    gateways that will do the scanning for you (some cost money
>    though).  See http://www.insecure.org/nmap/index.html#projects for
>    several examples.

Another alternative would be to use Trinux - which runs entirely in RAM.
Check it out at http://www.trinux.org