Rob Browning wrote:
> Alan Orndorff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > to Unix. Its providing Windows like apps for Unix. It still has
> > some things that I don't like, like the need for a seperate
> > partition just for swap.
>
> FWIW, linux allows you to use files. Whether that's a recent
> invention or not, I don't know. It's just faster if you use a
> partition.
Ok, I didn't know that. The last version I used was Redhat 4.2?
I think. I'll get around to trying it again sometime soon. I need
a bigger hard disk. I'm out of space with just Windows and
Solaris. Solaris does suck up a lot of disk space for a full install,
and Windows NT beta isn't on a diet either. My 2 GB's just
seems pathetic at times. :-)
At the time I was trying to load up 4 OS's, all in primary partitions
and Linux taking up two, was, well, wierd. Guess I should buy
a book and at least read up on it some more.
I don't want to start an OS war, but I do thank you for the info
and for all the great help in getting Gnucash to compile.
thanks,
alan
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