> It's not that horrible really. It is a *bit*
> complex but that's just what
> computers are good at, handling complex tasks
> repeatedly. There are
> basically 2 things required for such a Floppy/zip/CD
> system;
Yeah, *sniff* Except that they always do as I tell
them, and I don't explain mys
According to what I have read, the Debian Superrescue
CD has native PPA (apparently the name for the zip
driver??) support for the zip disk (or something like
that). I have booted my puter at home with tomsrtbt
before... I have never run an OS from a CD.
Now that you put things in perspective to
> Speaking of which, I wonder if anyone has any
> thoughts on how
> learning human languages, or the ability to,
> translates to the
> ability to learn programming languages, or vice
> versa? Both my
> husband and I are multilingual and we often talk
> about how learning
> languages kind of he
x27;s some linkage at
> http://linux.davecentral.com/5916_sysutildist.html
> Or visit their homepage http://www.demolinux.org
>
> Hoping this doesn't post twice again or Cliff will
> razz me. ;)
> TheBitch
>
> >Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2001 07:52:09 -0800 (PST)
> >From: Maria
Perhaps you might want to see this page, apparently it
is a service already existing from the host
(xanga.com) of biancabroussard.com
http://www.biancabroussard.com/home.asp
I don't knowhow useful it might be, but it seems to be
what you have been discussing.
Hope it helps.
Maria
--- Mary Gar
Hi.
I was wondering if anyone here has had any experience
running Linux from a zip disk.
I am a newbie, and relatively ignorant, but for some
reason, during the summer I will be rquired to do some
UNIX stuff. I decided that if I ran Slackware, I
would be able to go by with that. The problem is
