What is linux?
Linux doesn't exist, it's just a kernel.
What does exist are the different distributions, like Red Hat, Debian,
Mandrake, etc. But I'm sure you know that :-)
Thus, ask them .... like, is the analog rpm on the Red Hat install disk (I mean
the extra rpm's install).
I personally don't want analog in the base install --> too much bloat.
If I want a program, then I will install it myself, that is the concept with
FreeBSD and OpenBSD.
tim
On Thu, Apr 13, 2000 at 12:24:44AM +0200, Marco Bernardini wrote:
> Stephen wrote:
> >> Err, what's analog.cron exactly? Not something I distribute.
> Marius reply:
> >It is part of the Linux rpm distributions.
>
> Just curious: why isn't Analog distributed with Linux?
>
> Bye!
>
> Marco Bernardini
>
>
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