Re: Website Confusion

It means we do not distribute Linux binaries. If you want binaries, go to wherever you get your other Linux binaries from. ie. your Linux distribution download area. ftp.redhat.com for example. -Rasmus On Tue, 10 Jul 2001, Michael Bethany wrote: > Hi, > > Your websites says, "If you are looking for UNIX/Linux binaries, please go to your > distributions package center." What does that mean? I've checked my pockets, my car, my > house, and I even looked behind the dryer; I found some old socks, but I didn't find a > "distributions package center." > > Do you mean I should look some where else on your site, or some other site? You need to be more > specific. Here's an idea, they have these things called "Hyper-Links," maybe you > could use one of those to point people in the right direction. I know that sounds ground breaking, > maybe a little outrageous, but it just might work. > > If you couldn't tell, I'm new to Linux and have been tasked with learning the OS. > Maybe "distributions package center" is as common a phrase to Linux users as "Service > Pack" is to NT users, but to the neophyte (a.k.a. "Me") it makes no sense. > > Thank you for your time, > > > > Mike Bethany > Systems Analyst > Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority > ph. 407-316-3885 > >