Dave Walker wrote:
This isn't linux's fault - it's octoshape's. The only differences is
that they have 'packaged' the windows to make it easily installable.
How easy is it to make a Linux package? One of the nice things about
Windows (as a developer) is that making up an installation
Hello Again,
So, It's the Eurovision song contest tonight, It's going to be streamed
from http://www.eurovision.tv using a plugin that you can get from here:
http://www.octoshape.com/files/octosetup-linux_i386.bin
run the octosetup-linux_i386.bin file in a terminal via the command:
sh
Michael Wood wrote:
Hello Again,
So, It's the Eurovision song contest tonight, It's going to be streamed
from http://www.eurovision.tv using a plugin that you can get from here:
http://www.octoshape.com/files/octosetup-linux_i386.bin
run the octosetup-linux_i386.bin file in a terminal via
Michael Wood wrote:
Hello Again,
So, It's the Eurovision song contest tonight, It's going to be streamed
from http://www.eurovision.tv using a plugin that you can get from here:
http://www.octoshape.com/files/octosetup-linux_i386.bin
run the octosetup-linux_i386.bin file in a terminal via
Hello Again,
So, It's the Eurovision song contest tonight, It's going to be streamed
from http://www.eurovision.tv using a plugin that you can get from here:
http://www.octoshape.com/files/octosetup-linux_i386.bin
run the octosetup-linux_i386.bin file in a terminal via the command:
sh
On Sat, 2007-05-12 at 20:53 +0100, LeeUKHA wrote:
SNIP
On Windows it would have been a click to download, a double click to run
the installer and a click to accept the TCs...
Roll on Gutsy...
There is no reason why this couldn't be wrapped up into a 'double click'
fashion using either
