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| Kealiock Family Friend Joined: 11.09.2005 Posts: 210  | Posted: 22 Nov 2005 23:47 Subject: linex um... simple question who knows anything about linex? | ||
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Arynn Family Friend Joined: 31.07.2005 Posts: 413 | Posted: 23 Nov 2005 00:33 Subject: I think it's Linux...and that's the thing with the penguin, right? If not, ignore me. | ||
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| Kealiock Family Friend Joined: 11.09.2005 Posts: 210 | Posted: 23 Nov 2005 00:42 Subject: yes linux... and its like... a computer operatering system... and its giving me a headache... it doesn't support java gah! | ||
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| Arynn Family Friend Joined: 31.07.2005 Posts: 413 | Posted: 23 Nov 2005 01:08 Subject: Probably does and you're just not quick enough to figure it out? | ||
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Sarkis Council Member Joined: 13.04.2005 Posts: 1627 | Posted: 23 Nov 2005 04:02 Subject: You may want to search around for a browser, and find also the Java version for Linux/Unix. Frankly, if you dunno how to work it, you probably shouldn't use it. | ||
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Accen Family Friend Joined: 01.02.2005 Posts: 20 | Posted: 23 Nov 2005 07:10 Subject: Aye, its spelled Linux. And yes it does support java. Just gotta be smart enough on how to use it right. Its a bit tricky.... | ||
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| Kealiock Family Friend Joined: 11.09.2005 Posts: 210 | Posted: 23 Nov 2005 15:56 Subject: version i got doesn't support java... and i figured it out mostly... | ||
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Indiana Council Member Joined: 06.12.2004 Posts: 867 | Posted: 23 Nov 2005 16:22 Subject: Under linux there is no such thing as "doesn't support" or "doesn't have installed'. Basicly if you want to add something you need to compile (some versions also have some sorts of installers). Well, it's very much an operating system combined with lots of programming .. so if you don't know any programming language (or want to learn) you should really stick to Windows or something similar. Well, unles you want to use just what comes with the default version and accesible under the windows-like interface .. which usually is something like 1% of it's full capabilities .. Oh, yeah, and Linux is usually used for server side/tcp-ip aplications, so if you want to use office applications, games or things like that (which most people do) it's not exactly the best choice. | ||
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| Sarkis Council Member Joined: 13.04.2005 Posts: 1627 | Posted: 23 Nov 2005 18:56 Subject: ...In other words, if you aren't a techie, you shouldn't proably use Linux too much. Though, there are some who swear by it... | ||
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| Accen Family Friend Joined: 01.02.2005 Posts: 20 | Posted: 23 Nov 2005 20:31 Subject: Yep, also helps if your building your own computer... Good for programming. | ||
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