Hi Gary,
Why are you switching to Linux? I believe Solaris has an X86 version and
version 9 is due to be released and it is more stable than Linux.
Rgds,
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Hi Gary,
Why are you switching to Linux? I believe
Couple of questions from a true newbie:
1) How do you figure out the names of applications available to solve a
particular need?
2) In particular, I'm looking for the best FREE case tool. I'm trying to
demo argo(is there a better one?). The home page didn't appear to have
an rpm. How do I know
What I generally do is search Google groups. You can find just about
anything you want there. You can also download the JRE package, there is a
link for it on http://mozilla.org you can use http://www.rpmfind.net to find
rpm's But then again, a quick search of Google groups would have found
On November 7, 2002 08:17 am, Gary Armstrong wrote:
Couple of questions from a true newbie:
1) How do you figure out the names of applications available to solve a
particular need?
Google and rpmfind.net are your best friends.
2) In particular, I'm looking for the best FREE case tool. I'm
On Thursday 07 November 2002 09:17 am, Gary Armstrong wrote:
Couple of questions from a true newbie:
1) How do you figure out the names of applications available to solve a
particular need?
Depends on the need Gary. While you really don't need to know the names of
applications in order to
El Jue 07 Nov 2002 13:17, Gary Armstrong escribió:
Couple of questions from a true newbie:
1) How do you figure out the names of applications available to solve a
particular need?
Well, you can always search google, and if that fails.. you ask here ;o)
2) In particular, I'm looking for
On Fri, 2002-11-08 at 03:17, Gary Armstrong wrote:
Couple of questions from a true newbie:
1) How do you figure out the names of applications available to solve a
particular need?
If you KNOW your need, you can check through heaps of different linux
archives...
http://sourceforge.net
