Why the need when OS X is just that, A UNIX based operating
environment, linux programs are already running with significant
amounts binary coded if not installed. (some require X11 installed)
http://developer.apple.com/unix/
http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2002/10/22/macforunix.html
Hi Rob
Food for thought. I'm certainly not gung ho and have no real
Terminal experience. I've now got Ubuntu running in Fusion, along with
XP2. I've done it just to prove to myself (and to some disbelievers at
school) that it can be done. Are you indicating I could run Ubuntu
'native' in
While BSD is similar to Linux, they aren't the same. If understanding
Linux is the outcome, then Ubuntu very easy path.
Even if you want to learn about 'Terminal', learning about Linux via
Ubuntu will be far easier - using OS X via Terminal will be relatively
easy then.
Unfortunately not so the
howdy
can a USB Epson scanner be shared on a Leopard network - ethernet and
airport extreme
I am unable to see where this option may exist
thanks
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