1. Deluxe Slide Show 3 update
Hello everyone,
I have been busy tring trying to install ubuntu ontop of Windows 2000. A big
pain in the (expletive deleted) even though the disks were free.
Anyway I just uploaded the new improved Deluxe Slide Show 3.
Now featuring:
You can default associate with .jpg, .gif, .bmp, .ico, .png, tif,
.tiff, .wmf, .emf file extentions.
and
Run from the command line thanks to Al Getz.
Also corrected some problems with move and delete pictures.
Don Cole
2. Re: Deluxe Slide Show 3 update
> I have been busy tring trying to install ubuntu ontop of Windows 2000. A =
big
> pain in the (expletive deleted) even though the disks were free.
I've found that Ubuntu is designed for people who just want to "get in
and drive" as my friends and I put it. Anyone who wants to "get under
the hood" is going to have varying degrees of difficulty. Just see my
post on setting environment variables. Oh, and getting xmotor to work.
Good luck.
3. Re: Deluxe Slide Show 3 update
Greg Haberek wrote:
>
> > I have been busy tring trying to install ubuntu ontop of Windows 2000. A =
> big
> > pain in the (expletive deleted) even though the disks were free.
>
> I've found that Ubuntu is designed for people who just want to "get in
> and drive" as my friends and I put it. Anyone who wants to "get under
> the hood" is going to have varying degrees of difficulty. Just see my
> post on setting environment variables. Oh, and getting xmotor to work.
>
> Good luck.
>
>
Hello Greg,
I read your posts on setting environment variables.
I can see that it's a hassle.
But I'm not planning on running Euphoria under Ubuntu.
I just want to use it to test wxEuphoria programs that I write under Windows.
So I don't see having that problem.
We'll see, if I ever get it installed.
Thanks for your input though,
Don Cole
A Bug is an un-documented feature.
A Feature is a documented Bug.
4. Re: Deluxe Slide Show 3 update
Greg Haberek wrote:
>
> > I have been busy tring trying to install ubuntu ontop of Windows 2000. A =
> big
> > pain in the (expletive deleted) even though the disks were free.
>
> I've found that Ubuntu is designed for people who just want to "get in
> and drive" as my friends and I put it. Anyone who wants to "get under
> the hood" is going to have varying degrees of difficulty. Just see my
> post on setting environment variables. Oh, and getting xmotor to work.
>
> Good luck.
>
>
Hello there,
Why is there a problem setting environment variables?
Take care,
Al
And, good luck with your Euphoria programming!
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