XSI kernel 2.6x was: [OT] Windows commands book 2004-04-09 - By Stefan Andersson
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kim aldis wrote:
> It absolutely would. Problem is, I run mostly from a laptop these days, when
> you're using laptops along with 3D you need recent technology which means
> latest linux distributions. Xsi doesn't often work well with latest
> disributions and laptops are demanding when it comes to Linux. I've been
> dowon this route twice and both times come back to windows, although it
> hurts each time.
Which brings us to the next question, will there be any discussion
regarding kernels and future versions of XSI? The new hardware
compability in kernel 2.6.x is amazing. With my Dell 5150 had no
problems at all installing Fedora (a few tweaks which was easy enough to
get around). But after that I couldn't run XSI, and as Kim I had to
install Xtra Problems again...
Backups/permissions/link tabs/ are sooooo much easier in Linux. And as
Rafaele said "chmod 777 foo.scn" is a helper (not to mention that
administrator always override the user).
well... sorry for the bandwidth :)
/stefan andersson
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