Re: Logging in as super user


Linux *is* looking good these days. Myself, I have never bothered to
upgrade my old software I am still using Office 97 and Visual Studio
6.0. I have only really spent on games and just recently VMware.

In the meantime I am writing a math system that I hope will become
portable to Linux eventually. The task at hand is to complete my
OpenGL windowing system. If I can find an OpenSource guru to
participate I will make it public. Personnally I am not familiar with
the OpenSource development standards... so if I do it on my own it will
probably only be available in binary form.

Robin.

BlackTopBum wrote:
rsforster said something like a ...

This is very annoying after having paid $220 for VMware.

I saved a ton of money - no MS or support software for that mess of an OS.
Hope someday you can also.
--
BlackTopBum
You don't skateboard?
What worthwhile thing are you doing !?

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