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To: LomanBill

Thx. Anything for Unix? I just put Ubuntu on the machine, but not sure what to do with it...


13 posted on 10/06/2011 8:29:47 PM PDT by the invisib1e hand (...then they came for the guitars, and we kicked their sorry faggot asses into the dust)
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To: the invisib1e hand

>>Thx. Anything for Unix?

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EclipseIDE

Eclipse also has a windoze flavor.

Java either way... if that’s your inclination.


19 posted on 10/06/2011 9:16:06 PM PDT by LomanBill (Animals! The DemocRats blew up the windmill with an Acorn!)
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To: the invisib1e hand

The great thing about linux is that you can learn about Unix-style programming and administration without the (normally) high expense of a Unix system. You can start with Kernigan & Ritchie “The C Programming Language” at your local bookstore (creators of the C programming language). Or any number of programming books.

You can also learn Pearl, Ruby, Java, C++, Fortran, take your pick. Get a book on shell programming and/or system administration. Install GRASS and learn GIS. Install GIMP and learn photo manipulation. Install Eclipse and have a very programmer friendly Integrated Development Environment (IDE) to learn any of these. Or just use vi and the gcc.

Except for learning Unix-y ways of doing things, most of these are also available for Windows as well. There are so many free tools available, that anyone with the drive and desire can learn a lot w/o stepping in a classroom. You could probably dumpster-dive and put together a working server farm with some of the tools available on Linux flavors.


37 posted on 10/07/2011 5:56:30 AM PDT by Betis70 (Bruins!)
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