Is Linux close enough to UNIX that I could ask some UNIX questions?
Thanks,
Lynn
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On Thu, Oct 05, 2000 at 11:53:33PM -0700, Lynn Kuhlman wrote:
> Is Linux close enough to UNIX that I could ask some UNIX questions?
Depends on which Unix you're talking about and how detailed.
As Linux is a Unix flavour, many things are similar or the same.
However, when it comes to installatio
> Is Linux close enough to UNIX that I could ask some UNIX questions?
imho it is. but you have to remember, that linux *isn't* unix, it's
minix actually, it doesn't go with the unix standards.
and depending on the question you have, you might even get an answer
which is correct :>
> Thanks,
> Is there a reasonable limit to the amount of virtual hosts one should
> run on a server? For example, we're up to 5 virtual hosts on one web
well, we use apache on our isp's server and provide virtual hosting
for our clients and yes, there are quite an amount of virtual hosts
running at the
On Fri, 6 Oct 2000, sara ruohotie wrote:
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> > Is Linux close enough to UNIX that I could ask some UNIX questions?
>
> imho it is. but you have to remember, that linux *isn't* unix, it's
> minix actually, it doesn't go with the unix standards.
No, Linux is not Minix at all. While it is true
Fire off the questions. The worst we can say is that it isn't applicable to
linux. Most of us on this list are familar with more than one *nix anyway. I
suggest you try to mention the *nix in the question because there is slight
differences between the flavours.
Bill
On Thu, 5 Oct 2000 23:53:3
I just want to say thank you to everyone who helped me so much during my DSL
angst. As it turned out, it wasn't software at all, but a *huge* hardware
problem called my computer.
thankfully, there was an extra computer at my job for me to use, as my old
computer can't even get through bios righ
Opera just released a new build of their Linux browser. I'm playing with it
now and it's FAST. Check it out.
Jason
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Damn, you stole my thunder :-)
Cheers
Shad
Robert Wade wrote:
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> On Fri, 6 Oct 2000, sara ruohotie wrote:
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> >
> > > Is Linux close enough to UNIX that I could ask some UNIX questions?
> >
> > imho it is. but you have to remember, that linux *isn't* unix, it's
> > minix actually, it doesn't
Btw here is a break down of cli browsers:
(please feel free to make any corrections your feel nessary)
links:
http://artax.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~mikulas/links/
frames:yes
cookies:no
userauth:no
ssl:no
tables:yes
background-downloads:yes
mousesupport:yes
Comments: this would problably be my browser
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> lynx: (not to be confused with the OS of same name)
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> mousesupport:no
This should be yes.
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On Fri, Oct 06, 2000 at 12:34:13PM -0400 or so it is rumoured hereabouts,
Angela Nash thought:
> Opera just released a new build of their Linux browser. I'm playing with it
> now and it's FAST. Check it out.
>
Er.. Where?
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Domestic Sysadmin :-)
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Curious wrote [about lynx]
Comments:
probably the most famous cli browser though it's quite heavy and less able
to properly present webpages with tables/frames
Now, I haven't tried links, but the reason I use lynx over w3m (I have both installed,
use both, but lynx a *lot* more) is that
>Er.. Where? (is Opera)
http://www.opera.com/download/linux.html
Glen Strom
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