Comment Re:Sorry guys, but you are full of shit (Score 1) 533
You don't Lynx on a DOS machine with Telix.
You load a TSR to provide TCP/IP, whether via Ethernet or phone lines or whatever. And then you run a web browser from the command line.
Telix? No. Telix needs a host to do the heavy lifting.
Disclaimer: 15 years or so ago, I acquired a very odd XT with a floppy drive, integrated 10base2 Ethernet, monochrome (not HGA) video, and no hard drive. I tied that thing to the Internet directly with my always-on ISDN connection. It did telnet, ssh, FTP (along with a resident FTP server - yep, multitasking(ish) under DOS) and web browsing just fine, using native, local programs. With 640k of RAM. Booting from a pair of low-density 5.25" floppy disks, manually loaded one after the other . . .
It wasn't actually all that hard to figure out, and it was ridiculously reliable.