> You may be amused to hear that of the last 1200 or so messages on > palm-dev-forum, 71 contained the words "GCC" or "prc-tools", while 316 > contained the words "CodeWarrior" or "Metrowerks".
how many posts were flaming you/prc-tools John *g*? just for the record >> My other piece of advice for those doing new installs is this: > > Note btw that this advice is Windows-specific. Some people sometimes > say that prc-tools installation is complex; what they mean, at most, is > that prc-tools installation *on Windows* can be complex. I have never > yet heard anyone complain that installing prc-tools on Linux is difficult. > If this doesn't prove that Linux is superior to Windows, I don't know > what would :-). well, windows users are a different breed of people - but, that doesn't make one set of tools inferior to the other. i personally do NOT use linux for a development environment - i prefer win2k with cygwin. why? most of my tools are win2k based (POSE, palmsim et al) and, cygwin gives me all the unix/linux i need. i *used* to use linux, and, i found a suitable replacement to suit my needs. (well, i still use linux for server) :P so, saying i am stupid using windows? i think it is a matter of choice, and, in general, the linux community are more smarter (ie: know how to install a .rpm)... but come on.. lets go back to the good old days where it was: cd / gzip -d program.tar.gz tar xvf program.tar thats true linux :) and, forget redhat/debian.. go slackware! this isn't a place for os flame war's tho John, or, flame wars of any type - as you constantly point out on this forum and others. --- Aaron Ardiri [EMAIL PROTECTED] CEO - CTO +46 70 656 1143 Mobile Wizardry http://www.mobilewizardry.com/ -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
