Greg Ercolano wrote:
> Millan wrote:
>> Another offtopic, sorry :) Is it true that (I guess "Ultimate") version
>> has "gcc" and other stuff with it (but not "bash" and "ksh" instead) on DVD,
>> which works with no virtualization on Vista?
>
> Actually I misspoke: I ended up getting Business Edition ($299),
> not Ultimate ($399)..
Oops, sorry; to actually answer your question, I don't know.
I would think whatever it is, it'd be similar to the services
for unix stuff.
One nice thing about Vista though.. it has real, actual symbolic links.
You can point the symlinks at UNC paths. Even CD into them from DOS,
and have your current directory be a file server via a UNC path.
To make eg. a directory symlink in Vista from DOS:
MKLINK /D \foo \\some\server\path
This is really useful for the film industry.. it means we can /finally/
use regular pathnames, and redirect paths to different servers.
I just verified it today on Business Edition.
Working symlinks in windows? Hell hath frozen over.
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