Hi, Boltyansky!
On Tue, Apr 04, 2000 at 07:55:40AM +0200, you wrote the following:
> 1) Where can I get the information about hardware that supported by
> Linux? I most interested in modems,
> CD-Writers, printers, scanners and a DVD-RAM drive.
For CD-Rs go to the cdrecord homepage. For printers, I think you
should check the GhostScript docs. For scanners, go to the SANE web
page. DVD-RAMs I don't know about but I think they're standard like
CD-ROM drives. I hope someone with more knowledge about them will
answer this one, though.
You can find the software that I mentioned by going to
http://freshmeat.net and typing in the name in the search box.
> 2) Can someone advice me on a good C++ development software for Linux
> (not KDevelop 1.0)?
One of the two: either http://www.xemacs.org/ or http://www.vim.org/.
These are the tools with which virtually all the software in your
Linux distribution has been written.
> 4) Which Israely ISPs support Linux?
Actcom sponsored our Linux CDs on IW2k, so I guess they support
Linux. But if you're talking about regular modem connections, you can
use any ISP with Linux.
> 5) Is that possible (if it is so how?) to see Linux partition in Windows
> 98?
There isn't any stable way, AFAIK. (There've been some hacks here and
there but nothing serios. Nothing to *write* to your Linux partition
for sure.)
> 6) Where can I get hebrew stuff for Linux?
The canonical place should generally be ftp.ivrix.org.il.
> 1) Where can I get a CGI script for hebrew forum?
Ilya K.?
> 2) Where can I get the " # include " files for C++ (they didn't came
> with KDevelop 1.0 as I know)?
They come with the glibc-devel package, so install it if you haven't yet.
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> *Real* programmers use
> cat > a.out
No way, /real/ programmers use
zcat > a.out
'cause you can type faster that way.
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