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gekko · 06-24-2005, 06:29 PM

Major games tend to have a linux binary, or whatever they call it.

Other programs, tend to be a search to find the one you want. Stop reading here Dyne: Macs also don't have the same software as Windows, but Apple tends to cover a lot of them with their own, and major software usually has a Mac version. Not sure how many exist for Linux, but to my knowledge Adobe does not support Linux.

FTP is a built in function to Unix, if I remember right. If you can't find one with a GUI you like.

06-24-2005, 06:29 PM	#16
gekko Knight gekko is offline Now Playing: Posts: 3,890	Re: Considering Linux Major games tend to have a linux binary, or whatever they call it. Other programs, tend to be a search to find the one you want. Stop reading here Dyne: Macs also don't have the same software as Windows, but Apple tends to cover a lot of them with their own, and major software usually has a Mac version. Not sure how many exist for Linux, but to my knowledge Adobe does not support Linux. FTP is a built in function to Unix, if I remember right. If you can't find one with a GUI you like.