Re: Euphoria On Linux
irv mullins wrote:
>
> Well, if you had installed Mandrake, it would have asked during installation
> if you wanted to see your Windows partition, and if you said 'yes', it would
> install an icon on the desktop. After the fact, using KDE, you can always
> right
> click on the desktop, and choose Create New/Device/Hard Disk Device, and
> select /dev/hda1 from the pull-down menu. Can't say how you do this in Gnome-
> I don't use Gnome.
>
Thanks I'll give that a try.
> No, I never use it, because you can easily associate *.exu programs with
> the exu binary- same as you would associated *.exw programs with exw.exe on
> Windows.
> At least, it's that easy with KDE.
>
Sounds like the way to go.
> Kate, of course. Be aware that Kate doesn't always get installed by default,
> but it is almost always on the CD's. You may have to go back and install it
> later.
>
I'll see so far the responses have been for Kate, does it have syntax
highlighting?
> You need a real modem. Why tie up that expensive 32-bit processor's time
> whistliing into a phone line?
>
See my earlier post to Pete.
> > So far Linux is very disenchanting to me, Windows may have it's bad days,
> > but
> > it sure is much more NEWBIE friendly. :(
>
> You misspelled SPAMMER.
>
LOL! I can agree with you there for sure. Sorry for sounding down on Linux,
but it was around 3:00am and I was very frustrated after spending 30 Minutes
installing Linux, the 4 hours trying to get modem and printers figured out.
Later.
Ferlin Scarborough
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