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FreeBSD and Linux are Both Very powerfull operating systems.However Linux trying (and suceeding) in puching its way into mainstream..with major milestones being reached, like PC's being sold pre-installed with SuSE... and Commercial Games being sold with both windows AND linux versions.whhereas FreeBSD is beating Linux in the server market...in popularity and ability.... equalling it on workstations in ability... and losing againsed it in mainstream, home machines that spend 90% of there time running Unreal TOurnament.Ive Not tried BSD, but ive real alot about it.it seems Nvidia have released a FreeBSD graphics driver.... but no commerical games run on it nativly...(im not sure how well the Linux Compatablity layer of BSD works)

So you have never used linux, but have already decided that its too hard to bother with.... some1 surgested Gaim... forget it... KOPETE ! it comes with KDE as part of Kde-Network ackage, and supports nifty things like auto translation, encrypted messages and file sending. some1 also mentioned that there are many programs that only run in windows.... think about it,,, there are far far more programs that only run in every operating system there is.. (except windows) there is a Linux program to coever every windows need.. ive not booted windows in years (except to fix it for my family when it breakes)

i tripple the surgestion of using webmin.. i ALSO surgest a different distro... any distro that isnt dead... Redhat dies with version 9... Redhats FREE distro is not called Fedora Core... The latest stable version is Fedora Core 2. but fedora core 3 is due out soon. BUT, thats only if you want to stick with redhat... if you think you are upto it, Slackware is a much better server distro. (and quite fast after a kernel re-compile) OR.. if you REEALY want to go for it, and get a super uptodate, super stable, super fast distro, try Gentoo !

from the way you call it a C drive i assume you are using MS windows ?sounds to me like one of 2 things.... 1: you downloaded the installer, but didnt actually run it / install it 2:you installed it, but its not in your path variable... if its number 2 you need to add it to your PATH variable, if you are using older windows versions, this is done in autoexec.bat, new ones its in the system controll panel. OR, you can cd into the bin directory of where you installed java, and to your compiling from that directory. if its number one..... Double click it

so im the only one who calls it "AT" ?

but they can trace your connection as far as the router..... so for your home network, this is pointless !true,, they will not know which machine you were using within your house... but, well.. cummon ! and using a proxie you do not trust is VERY VERY STUPID.... it would take me 10 minutes to setup a proxie with a packet sniffer that colletc credit card details, address's, phone numbers, names..... so think to yourself... WHY is someone rpoviding me with a free proxy... what do they have to gain ? if your paying for it... okay, but if its free... there could be underhanded things happening. only an idiot would do this... BE WARNED !

Ive been using Linux for the past 2 and a bit years.i also play alot of games, and dont own a windows machine.Commercial Games i have installed right now....Unreal TournamentUT2003UT2004UnrealQuakeQuake 2Kingpin: Life Of CrimeQuake 3Counter StrikeHalf LifeOpposing Forcesin the past 2 years ive never had to Reboot (not even after upgrading graphics drivers and openGL)never had a virus, never crashed (ever) never had to defragment (and disk fragmentation is stil as low as 0.6%) I have a full functioning Office suite, Operating system, developments tools, compilers... all free.and my system is completely my own, i controll all aspects of it.dont have to worry about updating virus scanners, or service packs or anything.. linux IS great...and not that i care about this type ot thing... but have any of you seen Xorg in action.... SWEEEEET eye candy or WHAT !its gonna be a long long long time before windows has a hardware accelerated translucent desktop.(nope, longhorn doesnt have it !)

i dont mean to be rude. but you have obviously never programmed before. your code is a complete mess, anthough the algorithms are impressive. i got rid of the global variables, and made them priivate to the functions they are used in. i removed the parameter names from the prototyles. i replaced that ugly switch case statement with a much smaller more easy to understand if then else statement. and generally just Fixed your code... this code will Print out a Yearly Calender with correct days of the week. (sorry, this forum seems a but crap at hanlding indents !!!) @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ #include<iostream>#include<iomanip>using namespace std;int FirstDayofYear (int);int DaysofMonth(int,int);void printMonth(int,int);void printHead(int,int);bool LeapYear(int y);// main shouud be type integer !int main() { int year; // i made year non global ! cerr<<"please enter the year(>1):"; cin>>year; cout<<"\n\n"<<year<<"Year\n"; cout<<"==âŚâŚ=="; for (int a=1;a<13;a++) printMonth(a,year); // added year as a parameter to printmonth cout<<"\n"; return 0;}void printMonth(int m,int year) { int WeekDay = FirstDayofYear(year); // made WeekDay private printHead(m,WeekDay); int day=DaysofMonth(m,year); // pass year as parameter for(int i=1;i<=day;i++) { cout<<setw(5)<<i; WeekDay=(WeekDay+day)%7; if(WeekDay==0) { cout<<endl; cout<<setw(5)<<" "; } }}void printHead(int m,int WeekDay) { cout<<"\n\n"<<setw(2)<<m; cout<<"Month"<<setw(5)<<" \ Sunday"<<setw(5)<<"Monday"<<setw(5)<<"Tuesday"<<setw(5)<<"Wednesday"<<setw(5)<<"Thursday"\ <<setw(5)<<"Friday"<<setw(5)<<"Saturday\n"; cout<<setw(5)<<" "; for(int i=0;i<WeekDay;i++) { cout<<setw(5)<<" "; }}int DaysofMonth(int m,int year) { // got rid of that AWFULL case statement if (m==2) { return 28 + LeapYear(year); // 28 + true == 29 ! } if (m==4 || m==6 || m==9 || m==11) { return 30; } return 31;}bool LeapYear(int y) { if((y%4==0) && (y%100 !=0) || (y%400==0)) { return true; } else { return false; }}int FirstDayofYear(int y) { long m; m=y*365; for(int i=1;i<y;i++) { m+=LeapYear(i); } return m%=7;}