Patrick,
When last did you use wine? I do agree that it is not the best solution
for games, But the latest versions seems to be doing very well with
wincrap software. I play Starcraft all the time under wine without any
windoze partition. I have also run Caesar III and some other proggies
un
Just a little thing here...
Why do you say you must reinstall Suse when you reinstall windows...
this can be done without re-installing Linux..
Corrrect me if Im wrong but all you need is a linux boot disk.
Once you have re-installed windoze, it always without any kind of warning
remplace your bo
VMWare doesn't support DirectX yet, so that is out. WINE is iffy at best on
games...so I wouldn't count on it. The best bet is to dual boot.
Jason
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Subjec
I just bought another HD and that's what houses my win product. The NT
want's to be "main boot HD" so I let it because LILO still asks which OS
you want to boot into. The default is Linux.
HDs aren't really expensive anymore so $150 did the trick for a 20GB
7200RPM speed.
Also, that way, when
On Tue, 27 Feb 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> So my question is what's the best tactic ?
>
> - with dual boot (on a second HD) but i don't like rebooting a lot
Dual boot is definitely the cheapest and most reliable method! Rebooting a
workstation isn't that big of a deal... mine takes 70 t
Hi,
I've been using linux for 1.5 years now and it has completely replaced my
windows desktop.. but..
after 1.5 years i'm really anxious to play Baldors Gate again (and
discworld noir, and heroes of m&m, ...)
and since I'm doing a major upgrade (P200MMX->AMD A-900) anyway I'm
thinking of install
:-)
Thanks! That was it exactly...
Walt
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At 12:15 27/02/2001, Walt wrote:
>I was (am) having trouble with a script on one
>of my web pages and so at the bash prompt
>I typed: exec counter.cgi
>
>Even though the file is clearly there and I can
>edit it, etc, bash responds:
>
>bash: /var/www/cgi-bin/counter.cgi: no such file or directory
>
I was (am) having trouble with a script on one
of my web pages and so at the bash prompt
I typed: exec counter.cgi
Even though the file is clearly there and I can
edit it, etc, bash responds:
bash: /var/www/cgi-bin/counter.cgi: no such file or directory
Other scripts in the directory work fine!
