Sometime Today, R cobbled together some glyphs to say:
Sir, what do the above lines mean?
can the linux and windows both stay on one
system?
Yes. They both can stay on one system but not on
one partition
See WinLinux.
Oh wow!...I did not know, that such a thing was existing!...Superb!..The only thing I think that it is not as popular as the others because, most people have switched from Windows 98 to 2000/NT/XP... And I have Windows 2003 (180 day trial) so, wont be able to try WinLinux (co-incidently) 2003!
Thankyou for this piece of vital Information!...
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On Mon, Jun 27, 2005 at 05:53:09PM +0100, Roshan wrote:
Sometime Today, R cobbled together some glyphs to say:
Sir, what do the above lines mean?
It's an attribution line. Not a very good one, but considering how many people neglect to use one at all, it's alright.
Sometime Today, R cobbled together some glyphs to say:
Sometime Today, R cobbled together some glyphs to say:
Sir, what do the above lines mean?
Heh. First time I've been asked that. Let's see...
cobbled: to build/assemble like a cobbler cobbles shoes glyphs: the little scurvy lines that show up when you combine a character encoding, a character set, and a font (ie, a visible representation of a character)
So I guess it's a long way to say "wrote". Automation helps :)
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