The BYU CS Department provides Red Hat 8.0 CDs for a small fee ($3). You get
these CDs through the department secretaries on the third floor of the
Talmage Building. The other CDs (such as SSS and Knoppix) are provided
through the UUG, and the CS Department system administrators really shouldn't
burn CD's for the club while they are supposed to be working. It would be
better if you were to download what you needed off of the web.
Knoppix has lots of good development tools. You can get information on
exactly what at these sites:
www.knopper.net/knoppix/
www.knoppix.org
www.knoppix.net
Before you give up on the German, click on the British flag near the top so
that you can see the page in English.
Richard Esplin
On Tuesday 04 March 2003 23:00, justin bradley wrote:
> Thank you all very much for all your feedback on my questions regarding
> emacs and the linux cd. i appreciate it. One more question. Someone
> mentioned that i could get you guys to burn a CD for me if I brought one
> in. Would that be better or would it just be better to download it off the
> internet. The knoppix version is what I need. Also what is this version
> anyway. Does it include everything I would need to compile programs in C
> or java or what? If I have it on the CD is it something I need to install
> to my computer or do i need to stick in the CD each time that I want to use
> it? Thanks again for your help.
> Justin
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