im new hi

[Member mateusrm]

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user of windows 10
user of win 7
user of win xp
user of win 98
user of pureos
trying to mount a firewall

nice system antix, ty

From Brazil, using computers since 1995.

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Welcome Aboard mateusrm

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Hi and welcome! We do have a very recent portuguese section you can take a look at!

Olá e bem vindo! Temos uma secção em português, muito recente, que poderá consultar!

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Welcome, mateusrm.

mateusrm wrote:

trying to mount a firewall

Is this in antiX or are you trying to make a router or computer act as a firewall for all devices at home?

antiX Live system enthusiast.
General Live Boot Parameters for antiX.

[Moderator Brian Masinick]

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Welcome mateusrm!

I’ve been using Linux software since 1995, UNIX software since 1982 and computer systems since 1973!

Needless to say I am retired from the working class now and enjoying life!📯

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Howdy and Welcome.

Sometimes I drive a crooked road to get my mind straight.
Not all who Wander are Lost.
I'm not outa place. I'm from outer space.

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Olá mateusrm,

Seja bem vindo ao antiX Linux.

Conforme informando pelo PPC, já temos uma área em Português, link: https://www.antixforum.com/forums/forum/general/other-languages/portuguese/.

Por favor, explique melhor sobre o que você deseja sobre “tentando montar um firewall”, aqui você encontra boas pessoas e dispostas a te ajudarem. Informe também, qual é sistema operacional antiX que você está utilizando, lembre-se que existem várias opções de antiX.

Lembre-se de marcar a opção “Notify me of follow-up replies via email/Notifique-me sobre respostas de acompanhamento por e-mail”.

marcelocripe

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Hi mateusrm,

Welcome to antiX Linux.

As reported by PPC, we already have an area in Portuguese, link: https://www.antixforum.com/forums/forum/general/other-languages/portuguese/.

Please explain better what you want about “trying to build a firewall”, here you will find good people and willing to help you. Also inform which antiX operating system you are using, remember that there are several antiX options.

Remember to check the “Notify me of follow-up replies via email/Notifique-me sobre respostas de acompanhamento por e-mail”.

marcelocripe

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Welcome to antiX mateusrm! I also took a similar path to antiX, started in CP/M, then DOS, Win 3.1, Win95/98, WinXP, Win7/8/10, then Slackware, Xubuntu, then finally antiX and MX.

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would be nice, but i failed, tryed some ipcop, cl;ear os, but i failed.

have an od cpu for a firewall, 2 much complicated,
anyway, ty for your concern

From Brazil, using computers since 1995.

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1973 could u give me a short brief how was that era look like (exclamation point)

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mateusrm wrote:

1973 could u give me a short brief how was that era look like (exclamation point)

I’m also curious to know @masinick ‘s amazing first-hand experience. Before that, we can take a glimpse from here: https://www.computerhope.com/history/1973.htm

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Thanks rayloo

https://www.computerhope.com/

Is a helpful, interesting site and 1973 was quite an interesting year for foundational inventions (the next few years after that were quite interesting.)

Microsoft and Apple were founded as I was attending undergraduate studies in Computer Science (itself a relatively new program at several universities.)

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Computer systems were nothing like today. In 1973 there were no personal computer systems at all. Minicomputer and mainframe computer systems were expensive.

The least expensive minicomputer systems were still tens of thousands of dollars for the least expensive computer systems and it was not uncommon to spend $50,000 or more for a system that at medium size department or a small company could afford.

The microprocessor had just been invented. I think that one lab computer that I experimented with had a few microprocessor components. Realtime computers did exist. They were special purpose and relatively expensive.

One of the first mainframe computer systems that wasn’t huge was built by IBM but not introduced until the early eighties. Most computer systems I used did not have video terminal access, none in 1973 that I was able to use. Later in the seventies I did use a video screen and keyboard but no direct, high speed access. In fact, most of the time I got to use an acoustic coupler (common before the modem) to connect to the computer.

I saw the first personal computer between 1981 and 1982. I didn’t get my own until late 1995 because they were expensive.

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