>You DON'T want to do this. The reference to JFC/Swing means that the >product you wish to install is assuming that the computer has a display, >and in the case of Linux, it must have XWindows. There are alternatives >(headless x-servers), but if you like your "vanilla box", I wouldn't >mess with it.
This is the type of advice I was looking for :) >My guess is that you want an instant messenger server, and not an >instant messenger client. It looks like you are about to install the >client, which would be useless on your RaQ. There are a number of IM >servers that you can use on the RaQ, just check SourceForge. Just so you know, I wasn't *about* to install anything; not without hearing from this group first!!! I have 2 sides, server and client; only the server would go on the RAQ, the client is PC based. Does this change your mind on anything - what would be the correct questions to ask this company before I even think about thinking about putting this on my RAQ3i. I guess I'll start with *which of this stuff do I need for just the server*; *do I need X-Windows*. Any others? THANKS!!!!!!! Jale _______________________________________________ cobalt-developers mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://list.cobalt.com/mailman/listinfo/cobalt-developers
