You must have had an old libc, libg++, and ppp.. I didn't have to upgrade anything... besides recompiling some of my modules. On Tue, 11 Jun 1996, Leeman Strout wrote: > On Tue, 11 Jun 1996, Billy H. Chan wrote: > > > If you just lost your test site, and is willing to wander into the realms > > of linux, the best distribution is Slackware. 3.0 I think is the latest, > > though the wizards at cdrom.com might have updated it. 1.2.18 is the last > I just installed the bleeding edge in Linux.. 2.0 *was* released, just a > tad hard to find. BUT! it's fast... never had Linux boot that fast, and > it's very nice. Of course, if you upgrade the kernel, you have to > upgrade libc, libg++, ppp, and so on.. but I think it was worth it =) > > > stable, 1.3.20 is the experimental one that I'm currently using. Circle > > seems to love linux, haven't had problems (except with opening a file twice, > > which bombed in linux, but worked in sun4) > > > Just thought all you linux people would like to know... great web page on > the whole thing at: http://www.cviog.uga.edu/LinuxBleed.html > > > Leeman > leeman@redrose.net > >
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