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|    Alan Ianson to Bob Jones    |
|    Re: Squish for Linux    |
|    03 Dec 05 12:35:42    |
      Bob Jones wrote to Alan Ianson:              BJ> GH> And will my OS/2 configuration work?       BJ>        BJ> AI> Yes, it's all the same (only different!). Hollar if you need help. :)       BJ>        BJ> Actually Yes and No.... There may be some path editing that you need to        BJ> do to your config files depending on your setup. And I also got bit        BJ> initially with the case sensitivity under Linux / case insensitivity under        BJ> OS/2 when I initially ported my control files over to Linux. Since then        BJ> more fixes have gone into the CVS version to handle the issue, so it may        BJ> go better for Gordon.              I had forgotten about that. Now I always use lower case so as not to get       caught by that issue somewhere or other down the line.              BJ> I'll agree with you that the squish and sqafix code is probably in better        BJ> shape than the maximus code is for running under Linux. Unfortunately, I        BJ> need to let my current contract finish and wait a little bit before        BJ> submitting changes again to the source code....              Yep, I have found all of max/squish/sqafix to work quite nicely 32       bit wise. On the amd64 I seem to have some problems. I did telnet       into my own max board a couple of times but never did get it going       remotely so I could go live with it.              I miss the 'b' command from max's message menu, I don't think any       other package has that kind of functionality.              Having the free time is tough to do I know. I've been staying       away from the muffin echo b/c I don't want BS coding BBS stuff       when he should be studying/resting. We'll get there I'm sure       when the time is right.               Ttyl :-),        Al              ... It's 10 p.m., do you know where your backups are?              --- MBSE BBS v0.83.2 (GNU/Linux-x86_64)        * Origin: The Rusty MailBox - Penticton, B.C. Canada - trmb.ca (1:153/757)    |
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