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From: matth@bellatlantic.net (Matthew Hulett)
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Subject: Re: Using Linux instead of Windows or Macintosh machines
Date: Sat, 04 Apr 1998 14:09:41 GMT
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>    Has anybody been able to use Linux instead of using the Windows /
>Macintosh software to linkup to the Yaroze system ?? 'Cause I am seriously
>thinking of getting rid of crappy Windows 95.

   Gosh, OEM 2.0 isn't that bad... Oh well, Sean Kennedy is doing
yaroze work with Linux. Check out his site and e-mail him, maybe he
can give you advice (he is a SCEA member). Take note that he writes
that using Linux to do yaroze development is taking up a lot of his
time. In addition, perhaps checking out Charles Henrich's page on
using the yaroze with Unix might be worth a peek (another SCEA
member).
   In addition, I saw a really cool piece of software for loading and
managing multiple operating systems on one PC. If you are curious, say
so and I will go dig up the article from last month's PC World. You
could have the best of both worlds... Oh, I will just assume you are
curious:
   The software is called System Commander Deluxe. It costs a modest
$70., and can be checked out at http://www.v-com.com   It got a very
good rating, the author loaded seven different operating systems and
it worked great.

-Matt