S.u.S.E Linux
R. Cornell Sternbergh (cornell@sternbergh.com)
Wed, 23 Dec 1998 21:08:07 -0800
First, please forgive my ignorance. I've 20 something years in computing,
and 2 weeks in UNIX. I've a PC running Win95 and S.u.S.E. Linux (no, not
at the same time;-)). Using Linux, I'm still trying to get the display
right, sound to work at all, and I'm wondering why I don't have Netscape
even though I asked the install to include it. And trying to network to my
other Win95 machine. I don't know a whole lot ;-)
A friend at work, who's working on the company intranet, and hence has a PC
with RedHat Linux, uses AfterStep and I'd like to also. At his suggestion,
I went to www.linux.org to download it. I searched about for references to
S.u.S.E without success. I don't know which to download. I picked
freeBSD, for no good reason. I assume that "source" means it's in source
form and needs to be compiled. I don't want to have deal with that now.
Is there an appropriate package for S.u.S.E.?
Thanks :-)
Cornell Sternbergh
cornell@sternbergh.com