On Mon, Dec 10, 2007 at 05:25:37AM -0600, Robert C Wittig wrote:
> Allen Schultz wrote:
> > Unless he/she is asking for a Development Environment (text/code editor).
>
> I have never actually seen a Linux or BSD distro that did not install
> cc/gcc and its libs by default, during installation, so it is probably
> there already, unless the distro is a specialised one of some sort.
>
Neither Debian nor RedHat based systems install development tools by
default. You will have to either choose them during installation or
install afterwards.
(I'm not sure about all Debian systems, but IIRC, when I played with
Debian itself, it didn't install them. Ubuntu definitely doesn't
install them by default, at least it didn't a couple of versions ago.)
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