Andreas K. Foerster wrote:
I cant use a ramdisk in Linux to do a test run/install of a downloaded app. All of those I have seen so far have a default place they wanna run from, if I get them to run at all, which I usually dont. With Dos, if it's a dos app, it's a dos app. with Linux if find that some distros want .RPM, some .DEB, some some other things. With the famous power of Linux there is the downside of complexity.On Tue, Nov 19, 2002 at 10:15:26PM +0000, Day Brown wrote:>One of the things I love about dos is using a ramdrive to unzip new >downloads, and 'install' them on the ramdisk. If they dont do what I >want, DW lets me delete it all without a trace on my HD. ??? You can also install a ramdisk in Linux. So what's the problem?
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