Thanks all!
On 12/14/09, peter.ne...@parliament.vic.gov.au
peter.ne...@parliament.vic.gov.au wrote:
Depends what you are trying to do.
If you are just after a more linux like shell for windows and some
scripting then something like UWIN or cygwin would suit.
If however, you want linux in
I'm happy to report that the ad hoc committee to support attendance at Code4Lib
will be able to provide the requested help.
I'd also like to thank Serials Solutions for their offer of support.
Eric Hellman
President, Gluejar, Inc.
41 Watchung Plaza, #132
Montclair, NJ 07042
USA
Hello, everyone.
It's been a long time in the making, but we're finally able to announce a new
release of the VuFind library discovery interface.
VuFind 1.0RC2 is more configurable than ever before, features the latest Solr
1.4 index engine, and resolves many bugs from the previous release.
Cygwin++ / Wubi++ / Virtual box - heard good things from people who know
Those three solutions give you respectively the choice between partial
emulation / dual boot / and virtualization. Like others have, or are likely to
say, it depends on what you're trying to do (and why you're trying to do
Matt Amory wrote:
I'm trying to get UNIX/LINUX to run on my Windows laptop. Is UWIN the best
and easiest option?
While lots of other people have answered this question already, I'd like
to point out that without information on what it is you want to use
Linux for, it's almost impossible to
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Greetings, and apologies for cross-posting. In the coming months I will
be compiling a Library Technology Report
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