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11-05-2005 #11
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See the FreeBSD handbook about packages and ports.
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11-05-2005 #12
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I thought that there were 2 cds, then during the install you can say what extra packages you want and install them, then you will be sorted.
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11-05-2005 #13
Originally Posted by onlinebacon
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11-05-2005 #14
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To sum it up in a few words. Most everything that comes with Linux
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11-05-2005 #15
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Originally Posted by George Harrison
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11-05-2005 #16
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Originally Posted by techieMoe
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11-06-2005 #17
Originally Posted by chopin1810
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11-06-2005 #18
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I agree totally with you georgy, even in nix some games can be a problem to set up initially, for me getting sound in Doom3 was a *****; however, now that it works I'm more than pleased...I also think that the bsds are great for gaming, again, if you can get them set up...
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11-06-2005 #19
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Exactly my point. Was getting these games set up in *nix easy? Did you have absolutely no errors whatsoever? Obviously not. You can get games to work and to work well in *nix, but it just isn't near as easy as it is in Windows. And as I said, you can get excellent programming tools to work and to work well in Windows, but it just isn't near as easy as it is in Linux.