-=> RENE LAEDERACH wrote to DENNIS SMITH <=-   
      
    RL> DENNIS SMITH wrote to RENE LAEDERACH:   
   [...Joe editor...]   
      
    RL> I'd have to give it a try. Alas, I'm so overrun with work that I'm   
    RL> currently using the online stuff from MBSE as a ssh session from work   
    RL> is about the only thing I can do right now.   
      
   I learned about Joe doing beginner lessons @ linux.org. I'm having   
   difficulty coping with the overload of info for linux.    
      
    DS> The problem is no interface from UAE to PPC...   
      
    RL> UAE is a good emulator, but doesn't get everything...   
      
   There's somebody right now updating UAE for the A1. It'll be crap until the   
   JIT engine is running. Without it, it's like an 7mhz A500. :-/    
      
    DS> So, I don't want to do apt-pinning yet. Later, when I know more linux!   
    RL> :-)   
      
    RL> apt-get ain't too difficult, but I actually prefer rpm or emerge from   
    RL> gentoo. Actually, the good old Amiga Installer wasn't a bad thing   
    RL> neither, it just couldn't compile programs like some Linux install   
    RL> routines do.   
      
   KPM(KDE Package Manager) is Debian's tool. I use it lot! It's a file manager   
   as well as an Un/Installer. There's a prg. I haven't used yet called "Alien."   
   It converts Red Hat and Slackware packages into Debian ones.   
      
    RL> But then, we usually got the binaries....the good old days of working   
      
   Question: how do I download in binary. Haven't found help on that yet. Can   
   you tell by file suffix if it'll binary. I got segmented error on a down/l   
   for APC-UPS -- server daemon. I think it was a tar.gz (tarball?). Anyway,   
   there are no readme's laying around for help. :-/   
    RL> software and when compiling was a non-issue.   
      
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   ... I'm going bonkers without OS4 on this AmigaOne!   
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