Re: A Shocking Tale; was Re: icewm vs. fvwm2)

2001-09-10 Thread Clarence Verge
Cristian Burneci wrote: > > Linux offers these three alternatives: 1. Finding the appropriate set of > binaries 2. Statically linked programs (mostly commercial applications-- they > have to run anywhere) 3. Compiling from sources. > Neither of them trashes your system. I see. The statically

Re: A Shocking Tale (was Re: icewm vs. fvwm2)

2001-09-10 Thread Clarence Verge
Richard Menedetter wrote: > > Hi > > 10 Sep 2001, Clarence Verge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > CV> If Linux is so flaky (I KNOW that's gonna cause a rukus) > ;))) > > CV> that a program compiled by someone else yesterday won't run on my > CV> Linux today, then I would have to conclude that

Re: A Shocking Tale; was Re: icewm vs. fvwm2)

2001-09-10 Thread Cristian Burneci
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 00:07:09 -0500 From: Clarence Verge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: A Shocking Tale (was Re: icewm vs. fvwm2) If Linux is so flaky (I KNOW that's gonna cause a rukus) that a program compiled by someone else yesterday won't run on my Linux today, then

A Shocking Tale (was Re: icewm vs. fvwm2)

2001-09-10 Thread Richard Menedetter
Hi 10 Sep 2001, Clarence Verge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: CV> If Linux is so flaky (I KNOW that's gonna cause a rukus) ;))) CV> that a program compiled by someone else yesterday won't run on my CV> Linux today, then I would have to conclude that Linux is still too CV> immature for general u

Re: A Shocking Tale (was Re: icewm vs. fvwm2)

2001-09-09 Thread Clarence Verge
Cristian Burneci wrote: > > Compiling is easy, thanks to the "make" program. A certain script called > "Makefile" it is used by the make program to automate the building of the > source. Thanks, Cristian. I saved your instructions for assistance if I ever decide to become a Linux nut instead of

Re: A Shocking Tale (was Re: icewm vs. fvwm2)

2001-09-09 Thread Cristian Burneci
Clarence Verge wrote: >I've just been out shopping for 9wm and AGAIN the problem arises: >I have to compile it. :(( > >Would your binary run on my RH5.1or2 system ? Or does it have YOUR >video driver(s) as part of its internal configuration ? Compiling is easy, thanks to the "make" program. A ce

Re: A Shocking Tale (was Re: icewm vs. fvwm2)

2001-09-09 Thread Cristian Burneci
Clarence Verge wrote: >I've just been out shopping for 9wm and AGAIN the problem arises: >I have to compile it. :(( > >Would your binary run on my RH5.1or2 system ? Or does it have YOUR >video driver(s) as part of its internal configuration ? Compiling is easy, thanks to the "make" program. A ce

Re: A Shocking Tale (was Re: icewm vs. fvwm2)

2001-09-07 Thread Steve
On Fri, 7 Sep 2001, Clarence Verge wrote: > Would your binary run on my RH5.1or2 system ? Or does it have YOUR > video driver(s) as part of its internal configuration ? > > On another note, found this on that surfing trip: > http://home.clara.net/george.russell/linuxtale.html Screenshot of arac

A Shocking Tale (was Re: icewm vs. fvwm2)

2001-09-07 Thread Clarence Verge
On Fri, 7 Sep 2001 21:44:37 -0400 (EDT), Steve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Fri, 7 Sep 2001, Witold Filipczyk wrote: >> 9wm is smallest, fastest, simply the best! > $ ls -l $(which 9wm) > -rwxr-xr-x 1 rootroot 26192 Feb 3 2000 /usr/X11R6/bin/9wm > Oh, yeah! That's GOT to win t