This correspondence has prompted me to write on a topic that has
concerned me for a while.
Our department's main teaching and research computing resource is now
provided by a network of Linux machines, running Red Hat, each of
which has local copies of as much software as possible. We keep
On Thu, 12 Jul 2001, Graham Gough wrote:
This correspondence has prompted me to write on a topic that has
concerned me for a while.
Our department's main teaching and research computing resource is now
provided by a network of Linux machines, running Red Hat, each of
which has local
We have received a new HP-UX machine and the output of uname -a is
HP-UX goliath B.11.00 U 9000/800
I tried to build teTeX from source but this failed. Is this possible in a
limited timeframe?
(my boss is supicious of everyone not using word on windows, so I cannot spend
much
time on
Graham,
Our department's main teaching and research computing resource is now
provided by a network of Linux machines, running Red Hat, each of
which has local copies of as much software as possible. We keep them
up to date by using rpms to update the local copies.
Sounds like you need a
