On Oct 20, 2004, at 1:53 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mark,
This may be a dead product by now, but this old article speaks of
running
a QuickTime plugin on Linux. This is not a Linux port of QuickTime,
but an
emulation of the x86 plugin. Sounds cool if it actually works.
http://www.linuxdevcen
Le 20 oct. 04, à 22:36, Mark Talluto a écrit :
On Oct 20, 2004, at 10:12 AM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
Hi Mark,
Took 1 hour to see how it goes on Suse-Linux 8.2 Pro with video and i
did'nt get clean usable results. Xanim, VLC, MPlayer and so on are
not on the road to egal Quicktime in any way... Sorr
Mark,
This may be a dead product by now, but this old article speaks of running
a QuickTime plugin on Linux. This is not a Linux port of QuickTime, but an
emulation of the x86 plugin. Sounds cool if it actually works.
http://www.linuxdevcenter.com/pub/a/linux/2001/09/06/crossover_partone.html
On Oct 20, 2004, at 10:12 AM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
Hi Mark,
Took 1 hour to see how it goes on Suse-Linux 8.2 Pro with video and i
did'nt get clean usable results. Xanim, VLC, MPlayer and so on are not
on the road to egal Quicktime in any way... Sorry, i will not go head
with those Linux video t
On Oct 18, 2004, at 2:13 PM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
Hello Mark,
Because curiosity, i will have a look on what my old Suse 8.2 laptop
can hold about Rev 2.5 video playback and let you know how it goes.
Best, Pierre
Hi Pierre,
I look forward to your results. I am currently going through the steps
Hello Mark,
Because curiosity, i will have a look on what my old Suse 8.2 laptop
can hold about Rev 2.5 video playback and let you know how it goes.
Best, Pierre
On Oct 18, 2004, at 1:07 AM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
Le 18 oct. 04, à 05:53, Mark Talluto a écrit :
Anyone get Lindows to play any video
On Oct 18, 2004, at 1:07 AM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
Le 18 oct. 04, à 05:53, Mark Talluto a écrit :
Anyone get Lindows to play any video in Rev 2.5?
I have set the vcplayer to "/usr/bin/MPlayer" and to
"/user/bin/mplayer".
I have yet to get video to play. I know I have mplayer installed
because if
Le 18 oct. 04, à 05:53, Mark Talluto a écrit :
Anyone get Lindows to play any video in Rev 2.5?
I have set the vcplayer to "/usr/bin/MPlayer" and to
"/user/bin/mplayer".
I have yet to get video to play. I know I have mplayer installed
because if I double-click on the test video, it plays in mpla
On Sep 14, 2004, at 4:53 AM, John Rule wrote:
I get the same behavior in RedHat 9...it's a Linux issue I believe.
I am parsing the long id of the mainStack for the current application
path. This is actually a more reliable practice than defaultFolder
IMO.
JR
Hi John,
Thanks for the confirmation.
On Sep 14, 2004, at 1:10 AM, Martin Baxter wrote:
Mark Talluto wrote:
From the docs:
When you start up the application, the defaultFolder is set to the
folder containing the application. If you're using the development
environment, this is the folder containing Revolution; if you're using
a standal
I get the same behavior in RedHat 9...it's a Linux issue I believe.
I am parsing the long id of the mainStack for the current application path.
This is actually a more reliable practice than defaultFolder IMO.
JR
Date: Mon, 13 Sep 2004 14:30:29 -0700
From: Mark Talluto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subjec
> Mark Talluto wrote:
> From the docs:
>
>When you start up the application, the defaultFolder is set to the
>folder containing the application. If you're using the development
>environment, this is the folder containing Revolution; if you're using
>a standalone application, this is the folder cont
Just to say that LindowsCD start and work perfectly under my old Samsung
SN6300 PII 300 160 Mo RAM SNB Laptop. A good ocasion to set-up this old
box as an home-made personal firewall/routeur.
--
Bien cordialement, Pierre Sahores
Inspection académique de Seine-Saint-Denis
Applications et SGBD ACI
On Freitag, Sep 26, 2003, at 22:16 Europe/Vienna, Barry Levine wrote:
The words I keyed in on were "without having to install anything". I
erroneously thought it would permit me to do so once I decided I liked
it. *sigh*
So, do you think that, for $50, we can actually write apps for this OS
an
The words I keyed in on were "without having to install anything". I
erroneously thought it would permit me to do so once I decided I liked
it. *sigh*
So, do you think that, for $50, we can actually write apps for this OS
and, more importantly, get paid by them for doing so?
Barry
On Friday,
Alex,
Good point. I'm told they're working on such features for LindowsCD (it's
relatively new at this time). You might want to check out Lindows
BusinessStation, which is interesting in that it queries a server on startup
and loads specific internet aware apps.
BTW, you can right-click on the de
Pierre,
Excellent points. And after installing Red Hat thrice before, I agree. Linux needs a
'desktop' oriented distro. And, RR is just the RAD tool for developing on it. In fact,
IMHO, there's a huge opportunity for small developers with Lindows.
best,
Chipp
>
> Because Suse or Readhat are
Hi Xavier,
>
> If RPMs are not available and Lindows doesn't come with a compiler
> (assumed), how do you
> get more apps (like one you see one another distro?)...
You are correct, Lindows doesn't come with a compiler. But using
Click-N-Run, you can download ALL the developer tools with a single
Please don't!
>>So Bush shops at Walmart!!? ;)),
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On Freitag, Sep 26, 2003, at 11:05 Europe/Vienna,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nopix has our Guru's approval. Walmart doesn't! ;))
From the Lindows site, the office suite is extra $$...
The seagate story was either on Slashdot.org or theregister.co.uk
So Bush shops at Walmart!!? ;)),
ROFL
regards
Hello Chipp, List,
As a long user of Linux as both a development platform and a web/erp's
over internet services hosting platform, it seem me that some main
distro are mostly dedicated to build great, powerfull and secure servers
solutions (internet/intranet/extranet/VPN/ERP,...).
About server st
Le ven 26/09/2003 à 11:21, sims a écrit :
> I suspect the answer will be no...I'll ask anyway.
>
> If I have Virtual Windows (Windows 98) running on my OSX machine with
> lots of RAM,
> will I be able to pop in a Lindows CD and have it run?
> ;-/
>
> sims
Hello,
If you mean Virtual PC 5 or 6 (
Sorry for the FUD. Im warry of scams as usual and you all know how EULA's
can tie you up...
I'll try it anyway and as I said, it sounds like a good way for RR dev'ers
to get their apps out there.
Do they have a click and sell to all wallmart users? ;))
If RPMs are not available and Lindows doe
I suspect the answer will be no...I'll ask anyway.
If I have Virtual Windows (Windows 98) running on my OSX machine with
lots of RAM,
will I be able to pop in a Lindows CD and have it run?
;-/
sims
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On Friday, September 26, 2003, at 01:05 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
>
Xavier,
> After talking to our guru, Lindows just happens to be a paying version of
> a reduced debian distro.
Lindows is indeed based on Debian, as they say on their website, but have
you ever tried installing Debian? It's not for amateurs! BTW, as I mentioned
in my article, Linux hardcore slash
On Friday, September 26, 2003, at 01:05 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
After talking to our guru, Lindows just happens to be a paying version
of
a reduced debian distro.
The author may have been involved in a scam web site earlier too...
Sounds
like another Bill Gates
wannabe to me...
Well mark
After talking to our guru, Lindows just happens to be a paying version of
a reduced debian distro.
The author may have been involved in a scam web site earlier too... Sounds
like another Bill Gates
wannabe to me...
Well marketed though. For those interested there is more on www.cnet.com.
In bri
On Thursday, September 25, 2003, at 10:15 PM, Alex Rice wrote:
First person to contact me off-list: I will snail mail you the
LindowsCD I burned.
OK- contest over :-)
Alex Rice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | Mindlube Software | http://mindlube.com
what a waste of thumbs that are opposable
to make machin
On Thursday, September 25, 2003, at 08:07 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Please note, you will need a minimum of 256Mb RAM to run the CD (as it
installs many programs in RAM), though it's not necessarily the case
with
the installed version of the OS (you can purchase it from Lindows
directly,
if you
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