1. FreeBSD
- Posted by Ken Rhodes <ken_rhodes30436 at yahoo.com> Apr 02, 2002
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Rob, Congratulations and thanks for your port of Euphoria to FreeBSD. Will FreeBSD be simply added to the current bundle price? Or will it be offered separately for a specific fee? I would also be interested in any comments you might make comparing and contrasting FreeBSD to Linux. Thanks, Ken Rhodes
2. Re: FreeBSD
- Posted by Robert Craig <rds at RapidEuphoria.com> Apr 03, 2002
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Ken Rhodes writes: > Will FreeBSD be simply added to the current bundle > price? Or will it be offered separately for a specific fee? I'm going to add it to the bundle, keeping the same price. I'll add the Public Domain interpreter for FreeBSD to the download page, along with a PD Translator. I'll also update the Interpreter source to include FreeBSD. This should all happen within a few weeks. People who have already registered for 2.3 will be able to add FreeBSD support, for whatever they bought, for free. > I would also be interested in any comments you might > make comparing and contrasting FreeBSD to Linux. I'm not really a heavy user of either system. All UNIX-based systems look pretty much the same, unless you do something very specialized. I mainly use GNU C, which both fully support, plus the everyday UNIX-like commands, ls, cp, mv, etc. Both have the regular shell, sh, as well as csh, and probably others. I can't evaluate any GUI stuff on FreeBSD because I'm accessing it via telnet. At least the full-screen text-mode stuff works, even via telnet - ed, interpreter trace screen, etc. Regards, Rob Craig Rapid Deployment Software http://www.RapidEuphoria.com