You might find something interesting by perusing the HOWTOs. In
particular, you might glean some info from the DOS-Win-to-Linux-HOWTO.
Just a thought...
Ben
On Sun, Jan 13, 2002 at 12:22:34PM -0500, rpjday wrote:
> that's not what i'm after here. the goal is to show people how to,
> using lin
On Sun, 13 Jan 2002, Jonathan Bartlett wrote:
> > to begin, one could list simple things like mtools to
> > access dos floppies,
>
> You don't need mtools for that. You only need mtools for accessing them
> when they aren't mounted
um, i know. but for windows folks, using mtools is a simp
> to begin, one could list simple things like mtools to
> access dos floppies,
You don't need mtools for that. You only need mtools for accessing them
when they aren't mounted
> "xpdf" to read PDF documents,
Actually, Gnome Ghostview, or even Adobe Acrobat work a lot better
> are there a
something i've wanted to do for a while is write up a
document listing the various ways/tools to start using
linux apps in a microsoft environment. not a detailed
description of every tool, just a brief paragraph or two,
followed by a pointer to more info.
to begin, one could list simple