, general programming (at least) in Linux is easy".
Although I find Linspire among the most promising of the Linuxes in terms of
simplicity and practicality, like many current Linuxes it does not work
100%, at least not for me. For example, I didn't manage to get my network
printer going
I've been experimenting for the past year or so with Linspire, a
desktop Linux distro that has taken a LOT of the pain and annoyance
out of trying to be a Linux *user*. I get their newsletters in email.
Today's by Tom Welch talked about the lack of usable drag-and-draw
user inte
On Oct 13, 2004, at 2:43 PM, Hershel Fisch wrote:
Hi all , Does RR compile for Linspire (Lindows) ?
Thanks , Hershel
I have been using Linspire with Rev 2.5. Thus far it works well.
There are a few windowing issues that are being worked on to bring it
up to par with Mac & Win.
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gottcha.
On Wednesday, October 13, 2004, at 06:05 PM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
As long as i know, Lindows isj just a fine tunned linux distribution
and Rev works on any linux x86 issues.
Le 13 oct. 04, à 23:43, Hershel Fisch a écrit :
Hi all , Does RR compile for Linspire (Lindows) ?
Thanks
Thanks
On Wednesday, October 13, 2004, at 05:52 PM, Kenneth J. Rabe wrote:
It will compile for Linux and for Windows. Between those two, you
should be able to get one of them to work with Lindows.
Hershel Fisch wrote:
Hi all , Does RR compile for Linspire (Lindows) ?
Thanks , Hershel
As long as i know, Lindows isj just a fine tunned linux distribution
and Rev works on any linux x86 issues.
Le 13 oct. 04, à 23:43, Hershel Fisch a écrit :
Hi all , Does RR compile for Linspire (Lindows) ?
Thanks , Hershel
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It will compile for Linux and for Windows. Between those two, you
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Thanks , Hershel
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Subject: Re: How could i install RR/MC in Linspire OS (Debian Linux)?
Jay Madren wrote:
I just will like that most of the Linux programs
were that easy to in
nstall RR/MC in Linspire OS (Debian Linux)?
Jay Madren wrote:
>>>I just will like that most of the Linux programs
>>>were that easy to install! ;-)
>
>>How does it handle the customary file type associations, icons, and
>>installation into the Start menu on KDE and Gnome
Jay Madren wrote:
I just will like that most of the Linux programs
were that easy to install! ;-)
How does it handle the customary file type associations, icons, and
installation into the Start menu on KDE and Gnome?
The same way I do in Windows. I don't use the installer, I just use the zip
file
>> I just will like that most of the Linux programs
>> were that easy to install! ;-)
>How does it handle the customary file type associations, icons, and
>installation into the Start menu on KDE and Gnome?
The same way I do in Windows. I don't use the installer, I just use the zip
file, unzip i
I have Linspire as a dual boot with Win2k, but I'm not doing any Rev work on
it, yet. I have built a linux version of one of my programs, but haven't
gotten around to trying it under Linspire.
Jay Madren
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Alejandro Tejada wrote:
on Mon, 13 Sep 2004
Mark Talluto wrote:
Just download the linux.tgz version. Lindows will
decompress the file
right there on your desktop. Place it where you
want. That is it!
Thanks a lot for your clear instructions, Mark. :-))
I just will like that most of the Linux
rograms
were that easy to install! ;-)
How many RR/MC users are using Linspire, already?
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I'm awaiting my Linspire box, too. I've been working with the folks
there (the VP Marketing is the former head of marketing for SuperCard!)
and they're interested in getting with RunRev to add the product to
their Software Warehouse. I expect that now that 2.5 is out and stable
On Sep 13, 2004, at 6:33 AM, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Hi Developers,
I've installed Linspire in a secondary
Hard Disk.
Seems that the "Click and Run" application
is the easiest way to install a package in
Linspire. But RR is not in their Software
Warehouse.
How could i install
Hi Developers,
I've installed Linspire in a secondary
Hard Disk.
Seems that the "Click and Run" application
is the easiest way to install a package in
Linspire. But RR is not in their Software
Warehouse.
How could i install Revolution AND MetaCard
in this Debian Linux dis
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