Many people that would like to run fronimo cannot do so because they are
on a linux platform. My website is hosted on a linux machine, all on
the software I use in maintaining the site is linux-based (python,
actually) and I would like to convert all my work to linux. It's only
fronimo that is
I agree. I would buy Fronimo if it worked properly under Linux.
I had trouble in the demo version. Printing to file didn't work (blank
pages though the preview is visible. Is this deliberate?).
That's sad because I have some fronimo files from the yahoo group I
would have loved to print.
Also I
In my experience Fronimo cannot work "directly" on a Linux platform
using Wine. But an alternative way to make it work is to install in
your Linux a Virtual Machine that let you run Windows: first thing to
do is creating a Windows Virtual Machine. Second step is to install and
run FR
Back before I retired from the tech industry (2015), I used Vagrant with
VirtualBox on a Linux computer to run various operating systems as virtual
machines, mostly for development and testing purposes (Vagrant basically
simplifies using VMs, including but not limited to VirtualBox). Strictly, y
I already have a setup like that. I have a win10 machine running a
virtual machine under hyper-v that is running ubuntu linux. Both work
OK, but I would like to ditch windows altogether. Maybe that's silly,
but on principle I would like to be running open source as much as
possible. Except fo
I agree.
Also, I wouldn't want to give anything to Mr. Gates.
On 10.08.20 20:45, Frank A. Gerbode, M.D. wrote:
I already have a setup like that. I have a win10 machine running a
virtual machine under hyper-v that is running ubuntu linux. Both work
OK, but I would like to ditch windows altoge
Bill Gates turned the Microsoft CEO job over to Steve Balmer TWENTY
years ago.
A. John Mardinly, Ph.D., P.E.
On Aug 10, 2020, at 12:26 PM, Tristan von Neumann
<[1]tristanvonneum...@gmx.de> wrote:
I agree.
Also, I wouldn't want to give anything to Mr. Gates.
On 10.08.20 20
Did he sell all his shares too?...
As far as I know, he's still a major shareholder.
So your argument is meaningless.
On 10.08.20 23:24, John Mardinly wrote:
Bill Gates turned the Microsoft CEO job over to Steve Balmer TWENTY
years ago.
A. John Mardinly, Ph.D., P.E.
On
