Hello pat665,
Sunday, June 2, 2002, 3:54:34 PM, you wrote:
p> So which is yours ?
Server: RedHat with Apache
desktop: WinNT4 with Apache
I have no problems with moving scripts from Win to Lin and vice
versa (just use a simple script for replacing paths in the files to fit in the
target e
* pat665 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [020602 06:23]:
> Hi rebollers,
>
> I am just curious what system is used by the rebol community. I was a
> Windows guy, and I am "starting a new life" with Linux.
>
> So which is yours ?
> Patrick
Hi Patrick:
My main workstation is Linux Red Hat 7.2 running
Desktop for program development: Win2k
Work server for running Rebol program: Linux 7.1
> Hi rebollers,
>
> I am just curious what system is used by the rebol community. I was a
> Windows guy, and I am "starting a new life" with Linux.
>
> So which is yours ?
>
> Patrick
>
> PS: Some will no
Hi Pat,
<< I am just curious what system is used by the rebol community. I was a
Windows guy, and I am "starting a new life" with Linux. >>
W2K.
--Gregg
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Win95 at work
Previously Win2000 at home, I am running MacOS/X now
and waiting waiting waiting for RT to release view for it, like a few
other people I know :)
regards
Laurence
On Sunday, June 2, 2002, at 11:54 , pat665 wrote:
> Hi rebollers,
>
> I am just curious what system is used by
>> I am just curious what system is used by the rebol community. I was a
>> Windows guy, and I am "starting a new life" with Linux.
>
> Win95 at work
> Win2000 and RedHat7.2 at home
> MacOS/X if RT ever release view for it (Wintel boxes are really noisy
> once
> you remove the background noise!)
> I am just curious what system is used by the rebol community. I was a
> Windows guy, and I am "starting a new life" with Linux.
Win95 at work
Win2000 and RedHat7.2 at home
MacOS/X if RT ever release view for it (Wintel boxes are really noisy once
you remove the background noise!)
Regards,
> I am just curious what system is used by the rebol community. I was a
> Windows guy, and I am "starting a new life" with Linux.
>
> So which is yours ?
server: RedHat 7.2
laptop: Win98
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I am still running Windows 2k, but plan to shift over
to linux at an appropriate moment.
(Probably the next major hard disk crash.)
Rebol Technology tend to release their latest beta offerings
on windows first, and linux a close second.
Anton.
> Hi rebollers,
>
> I am just curious what system i
NO REBOL CONTENT HERE! SORRY
If your machine has NT, Win2000. or XP on it, (or Linux,) you should
also consider using 'vmware'. It costs about $300. I use the linux
version and it saves me from having to own many systems. I have a RH
Linux, Win 98, NT Server, and Win 2000 all concurrently install
> And that is something I really don't understand. RT has to have possible
/Pro
> sales in mind, or I just don't understand it, as /View itself is free (at
least
> for non-commercial usage) ...
Yeah. Well, I guess they don't anticipate enough /Pro sales to justify
stranding people on the QNX p
Hi Phil,
> As I work from home I really cant afford to be without my machine for
too long.
> And I dont want to really have to re-install all my software.
I suggest you invest in another machine - second hand perhaps. This strategy
takes all the risk out, saves time waiting for re-boots, ad
ED]>
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 10:35 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Rebol & Linux
> Hi Jason,
>
> I would have tried this all long ago if I was free to wipe my hard disk.
> However I have to run Wondoze for my work.
> As I work from home I really cant afford to be without m
* Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [020204 01:25]:
> Tim Johnson wrote:
>
>
> >Partition Magic comes with most linux distros...
I stand corrected. I used Partition Magic generically. sorry
(I think "Refrigerator" was at one time a legal name, or so my folks say) :>)
> No it doesn't. Partition Mag
Hi Jason,
I would have tried this all long ago if I was free to wipe my hard disk.
However I have to run Wondoze for my work.
As I work from home I really cant afford to be without my machine for too long.
And I dont want to really have to re-install all my software.
I read a bit about fips
> I want to test my Rebol scripts on Linux.
> Dont want to start a flame war but can anyone suggest a *simple*
Linux installation, one that preferably has partitioning as part of the
setup, or even doesnt need partitioning.
>
> I was considering RedHat 7.2 but this may be overkill for wh
Tim Johnson wrote:
> Partition Magic comes with most linux distros...
No it doesn't. Partition Magic is a commercial program, I know of no distro
that ships it. There are native linux tools which do the same job: Mandrake
has DiskDrake and RedHat has DiskDruid (IIRC) for example.
Chris
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Hi Tim/Charles
I was aware that I may need to partition my hard drive.
I do have a partion tool ACRONIS OS Selector which repartions without destroying the
whole hard drive.
But if the distro comes with Partition Magic then I would prefer to use that (its the
one everyone recomends). Does in
Charles wrote:
> Since Mandrake is, fundamentally, RedHat+. There are, of course, a
> billion options out there. Now that we got a CD-RW drive hooked into our
> broadband box, I'm going to try downloading every one I can which has an ISO
> and burn it for testing. BeOS, if you're intere
Phil: Tim speaks good words. Heed them ;) I'd have to say that,
especially if you weren't immersed in DOS in your formative years, Linux
will have a curve to contend with. Even installation can be an adventure -
just be thankful you don't have to know your disk's geometry and be able to
cal
Hi,
I just did what you want to do a few days ago. I installed Mandrake linux
on my laptop and used Partition Magic to create the new partitions. PMagic
was nice because it actually had an option for creating a linux partition.
When I installed Mandrake Linux there were absolutely no problems.
* Charles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [020203 20:47]:
> Phil:
>
>Before we get too far into this, I just want to make sure that you
> understand that, in most cases, partitioning a drive results in the
> destruction of ALL contents of the drive. There are a couple tools out
> there which can partiti
Since Mandrake is, fundamentally, RedHat+. There are, of course, a
billion options out there. Now that we got a CD-RW drive hooked into our
broadband box, I'm going to try downloading every one I can which has an ISO
and burn it for testing. BeOS, if you're interested, runs within the
WInd
Phil:
Before we get too far into this, I just want to make sure that you
understand that, in most cases, partitioning a drive results in the
destruction of ALL contents of the drive. There are a couple tools out
there which can partition without destroying contents. Just wanted to make
sure
* Christian Morency <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [020203 14:33]:
> Hi,
>
> I would strongly suggest Mandrake, which has a GUI installation, offer
> partitionning, etc... it's very simple to install.
I agree. And pretty much anything that I said about RH goes for
Mandrake.
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* [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [020203 12:11]:
> Hi,
>
> I want to test my Rebol scripts on Linux.
> Dont want to start a flame war but can anyone suggest a *simple* Linux
>installation,
> one that preferably has partitioning as part of the setup, or even doesnt need
>partitionin
Hi,
I would strongly suggest Mandrake, which has a GUI installation, offer
partitionning, etc... it's very simple to install.
Best,
Chris
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I have a RedHat/Apache/PHP/REBOL machine up and running. Rebol works
fine...just takes a bit of getting used to at first. My first Linux
server...appears to be very stable, haven't had much time to work with it
lately.
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