I don't know anything about PWS, but regarding Linux, if you have a fast
internet connection you can install Debian over 98 at no cost and very
easily with only a few floppies. X is apparently still a nightmare to
configure but everything else makes it worthwhile. http://www.debian.org
and you w
* Sir Douglas Cook ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> How do I Configure Perl for use with a Personal Web Server?
>
> The skinny,
> I am on my home computer running Windows 98 second edition
> with ActiveState Perl installed and I can write scripts to the MS-Dos
> window. I am also using the Personal
At 01:53 30/01/02, Jeff wrote:
>You other alternative and what I would recommend is to download the
>win32 version of Apache. It's free and it's one of the most widely used
>web servers out there so it wouldn't hurt to play around with it a bit.
Apache is excellent software, but you might have
--- "J.Robert Suckling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is an off subject post,
> Windows is a toy operations system.
I think the original poster made the "can't buy Unix" disclaimer in hopes of avoiding
responses
like this. Insulting the poster's OS is not a good way of winning an argument.
