BlitzMax on Elive
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| Hello all! If you want linux-distro, that works well with BlitMax, try this: Elive! (0.4) Link to the loading page (torrent): http://elivecd.org/gb/Main/News/_articles/13.html It's, like name says, live-cd. MaxIDE works straight from boot. Regognizes atleast my ATi radeon 9600. Install these packages with synaptic, nothing else needed: g++3.3 libglu1-xorg-dev libasound2-dev ...and then you can compile programs. All from live-cd, just try! One bad thing... no SATA-drive support yet. | 
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| Does is work in e17 as well? or 16? | 
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| e17 & e16 are only windowmanagers....so i think it would work on the right distribution. Fr3eMaN | 
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| I was wondering if it worked in e17, its almost guarenteed to work in e16. | 
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| this is very interesting.  actually running from a elive liveCD now :)  i have a quick question, if its a live CD, how does it actually "install" things like BlitzMax or the mentioned packages.  does it do anything with the hard drive?  do i need to leave the CD session open (a-la puppy linux)? thx | 
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| Hmm... I think it doesn't use hard-drive at all, in live-cd mode. And it doesn't burn anything on cd, so everything is lost after shutdown. It installs packages to memory... (sorry, I'm not linux expert:) Ofcourse you can install e-live on hard-drive. | 
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| thx for the info Mikko222 :)  my ultimate goal is to be completely portable with as many BlitzMax environments as i can.  EliveCD is very promising.  if i can just figure out how to save packages to and install packages from my USB drive i think my portable BlitzMax Linux setup can be an EliveCD and USB drive...  potentially even my existing drive that i use for windows.  that would be really cool :)  that way i could avoid the requirement for an internet connection and be able to dev in BlitzMax Linux wherever im at.  ive been searching for this type of Linux setup for quite a while.  thx again for pointing out EliveCD! |