what i don't understand is that apple doesn't work more on quickTime for java and develop code that is portable. apple supports windows but not linux. why Windows and not linux?
netbsd or openbsd might be worthwhile trying as well, in particular if you never experienced with bsd before,they both have smaller base install size than freebsd.Try y'know,your knowledge of linux also comes from trying linux right?
If not for the features of a/ports system of freebsd or netbsd (pkgsrc) or openbsd,then for the organization of the entire operating software source.cd into/usr/src and update system with one command:
make install.There may be errors,no guarantees perhaps get the latest release sets instead of snapshots...most likely you will not be interupted with prompts or questions.Next synchronize src/ with a release branch (stable) or -current (cvs checkout.Peek at stdout/stderr a tad bit...ho-hoppin' yankweeed what next,your choice,checkout sources for XFree86.Use CVSup.
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what i don't understand is that apple doesn't work more on quickTime for java and develop code that is portable. apple supports windows but not linux. why Windows and not linux?
netbsd or openbsd might be worthwhile trying as well, in particular if you never experienced with bsd before,they both have smaller base install size than freebsd.Try y'know,your knowledge of linux also comes from trying linux right?
If not for the features of a /ports system of freebsd or netbsd (pkgsrc) or openbsd,then for the organization of the entire operating software source.cd into /usr/src and update system with one command:
make install.There may be errors,no guarantees perhaps get the latest release sets instead of snapshots...most likely you will not be interupted with prompts or questions.Next synchronize src/ with a release branch (stable) or -current (cvs checkout.Peek at stdout/stderr a tad bit...ho-hoppin' yankweeed what next,your choice,checkout sources for XFree86.Use CVSup.
I use debian too.
michael
what is the current state of real-time extensions in Linus's kernel source? Any Alan Cox diffs?