I have found a good launch point for applications to be at sunsite.unc.edu.
Also, always take a look at the www.linux.org site for another jump point. Look
at the mirrors of the sunsite and you should be able to navigate through their
server to find information and apps that may not appear in the sunsite.
Hope this one helps.
John Gammon
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From: "Doin' the Bull Dance Feelin' the Flow..." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 01, 1998 9:37 PM
To: "linux" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Lots of questions...
ok - I just got my linux box pretty much running. I got X running, and all
of that now. So, I have a few questions...
I do a little bit of C programming now and again, so anything other than the
gnu compiler would be cool. Anyone know where I can get one for my Linux
machine?
I know that Xdoom is out there somewhere - where do I get it?
Any word processing programs, games, and those type of everyday use programs
that I can get? I know that is a VERY broad question, but I don't know
where else to start...
Also, is there are any specific web / ftp sites that have lots of Linux
goodies. I have some CD's that I have yet to go thru that came with my
installation, but I figured that I would also start browsing on the web.
Thanks in advance...
-Evan-
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