which desktop for gcc tools

Tue Apr 10 10:01:00 GMT 2001

Hi,
I apologize for asking a question that was so off topic. Recently I tried
to compile gcj on Solaris 2.7. I decided instead to build a linux box
using RedHat 6.2. 
I wasn't sure if there were any known problems with desktop software and
gcj development. Soon I hope to contribute to the project. Again I
apologize for the inconvenience.
On 2001年4月10日, David Korn wrote:
> >-----Original Message-----
> >From: Scott Durrant [ mailto:sdurrant@howard.genetics.utah.edu ]
> >Sent: 09 April 2001 19:52
>>> >Hi,
> >
> >Which desktop is least buggy for running the gcc tools on redhat 6.2? 
>> You probably mean the Gnu tools, of which Gcc is one, and the binutils
> are another set. Free clue.
>> >
> >kde? gnome? something else?
>> These mailing lists are for collaboration between the teams working
> on the Gnu compiler and the Gnu java implementation. What the hell makes
> you think they are for lazy people who can't be bothered to use a web
> search engine? Do you think we exist only for your benefit as some kind
> of free-consumer-advice service?
>> You're about as on-topic as the bloke who went into a butcher's shop and
> asked the butcher for advice on choosing spark plugs for his car.
>> DaveK
> -- 
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> by others trying to get out."
> -- CNN 2/28/01
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Scott Durrant
Human Genetics
University of Utah
scott@genetics.utah.edu