How connect the oracle/Linux using ODBC

I want to connect the Oracle which install on Linux using Odbc, so my win98 machine can connect with the oracle.
But I don't know how to do ? May I install some Odbc driver in the Linux machine? and install odbc driver in my win98 machine?
my email: [email protected]

You may use this way:
1. Start on the server (Linux) Net*8 listener (lsnrctl start)
2. Install on the client (win98) Net*8 and configure it (Net8 Easy Configuration)
3. Install on the client (win98) ODBC drivers for ORACLE (by ORACLE or others) and configure it

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