I won't even comment on the 8.0 distro but to say that it's made me seriously think about finding another distribution for my home pc. Their "liberties" really are going to kick them in the tail at the end (no mp3 player at default, a LOT of problems with dma/dvd, etc, ick ik ick). </rant> As for your request, check out : http://www.washington.edu/pine/ If you have other stuff you notice is off, or not showing up, your first place for linux apps should be freshmeat (http://www.freshmeat.net). There you'll find one of the larger repositories of apps that I've seen. Also, if you're going to stick with psyche, check out http://psyche.freshrpms.net/ as they've got quite a few rpms as well built specifically for psyche.
On Sunday 13 October 2002 10:34 am, Anarchangel wrote: > On Sat, 12 Oct 2002, Oestreich, Charles ICFN wrote: > > I'm running redhat linux 8.0 and i was wondering if someone could tell me > > where to download pico at for it, and how i would install it since i'm > > really new to linux. > > > > thanks > > charlie > > You may want to update your gcc package, too. Of course, this may prove > more easily said than done.. > > Redhat 8 takes the liberty of breaking gcc, among a lot of other > things. For example, gcc on RH8 is so broken, I can't even compile a bone > stock gcc 3.2 without errors. > > As for your pico option.. I'm pretty sure RH8 has an option to install > pine. However, for whatever reason it doesn't seem to include the pico > binary. > > Just to save you potential trouble, I tried Conectiva's pico rpm and it > seems to be working great as far as pico goes. Here's a link: > > > ftp://ftp.rpmfind.net/linux/conectiva/8/cd2/conectiva/RPMS.002/pico-4.44L-1 >cl.i386.rpm
