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I am not looking for to make a complex graphics(not at first). I just want to learn to program creating simple boxes, layers(like box on background), circles and text. I guess the graphics similar to those early redhat installation applications. thanks for your imput guys

oh ok, thanks

hello, how does one program a simple color background application using C++? (not using X Window)

I would get a Quickcam Pro(?), Firewire webcam, or iSight. Don't go for VPC4/Quickcam messenger combo.

Firefox will probably run on Yellow Dog Linux, but if you want the latest version of it, prepare to get your hands dirty and compile the source (no rpms).

I meant on Firefox on the Yellow Dog Linux on the G4. The Firefox on Mac OS X is fine

well, you saw the pros and cons of using Mac mini and Mac OS X as a server OS(the cons is still in debate)...I guess it is up to you to decide. If Mac OS X is unsuitable for server needs...at least I know Jordan Hubbard will make it suitable.

Now you're throwing insults at me....shame on you. I was merely suggesting against using YDL....I believe Linux on mac is not ready for anything except testing and development. Now, I await your irate response to me

I think YDL is not ready for desktop because there isn't many applications available (like Firefox). I installed it on my iBook and it ran great for awhile until I realized that I couldn't use some of my favorite applications because it wasn't available. I said to hell with it I am...

I think about 38 GB

right now I am running PostgreSQL 8.00rc5, Apache2.0, VNC server and Postfix. My machine runs fine so I believe the mac mini will run fine. Maybe increase the RAM memory

isn't Darwin been around for 10 years or more? you know including the days of NeXtstep...and since it is a derivative of BSD UNIX, it seems to me it is ready for the prime time. As a mac zealot, I would use mac mini with Panther (or Tiger) installed.

I installed Yellow Dog Linux on my iBook. It ran fantastic, but was disappointed that most of the software I use only run on PC Linux versions (mostly on Red Hat Linux)

that's what I did to my system what rbuenger did. took the source code and compiled them. took awhile to get used to manual compilation, but I managed to make notes of what I did so next time i upgraded it wasn't so bad after all.

check this out... Novell hits back at Ballmer's anti-Linux memo Ballmer at it again.....

if you like running X11 xterm terminal, w3m is pretty good, displays some images on the screen

thank you

where does one get the mod_ssl source code to be used for Apache 2.0.52? How does one install it? thanks

running VS.NET on Virtual PC was a pain in the @ss. I had to go back to Visual Studio 6 to do C++ programming.

ATI just announced a X800 card for the G5. Now, more choices to choose from than the 6800 DDL Ultra. The X800 supposedly takes up one slot and still able handle the 30" screens