Yes. Just make sure that whatever download method you use -- ftp or http,
most likely -- downloads the .rpms as binary files, not as text. (This can
be a problem with some misconfigured Web servers.)
But how do you plan to "take it" to the Linux machine? Many .rpm packages
are too large to fit on a floppy.
At 09:34 PM 8/10/00 -0500, lewis kimble wrote:
>a friend if mine has a cable modem. can i download linux software
>under the windows platform and then take it to my linux machine
>(red hat 6.1) and load the software into it thank you
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