[Tfug] windows to linux

[Liz_Ravenwood at beaerospace.com]

sounds like a plan.  I think what I'll do is install v 10 Fedora Redhat on 
my machine at home where there is network connectivity.  ( have docs on 
redhat)

and then when I get all the dependencies etc. to work then I'll make the 
environmnt on my standalone the same.

That way, I can play Arduino at home and at work.

My standalone at work doesn't have network for obvious security reasons.

Respectfully,
Liz, Data Base Architect/Developer,
Methods Engineering





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On Sat, September 26, 2009 8:24 am, Bexley Hall wrote:
> Hi Earl,
>
>> I don't think it is something to worry about unless you are
>> looking for
>> things to worry about.  It's interesting to look at
>> dependencies but when
>> the package manager says, "install these packages to solve
>> dependencies" just click "yes" and move on.
>
> I think her problem is that themachine has no network
> connectivity.  So, she has to make a note of which packages
> are required, where they are to be fetched from and then fetch
> them on *another* machine, copy to a thumb drive and
> SneakerNet them to the machine in question.

My misunderstanding then. dfow dsaefae <beating head with keyboard>
Then a Live CD would be best as programs are complete if not necessarily
updated.

Earl



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