I have also thought of that coolness.

My new one is that I have bittorrented the new KNOPPIX CD img (http://knoppix.org/) .

Now, when booting with it inside my CD player, I have a completely working LINUX machine that I can use in any computer that has a CD reader.

The CD also has a complete new version of Perl working. Even an Apache 1.3!

It is cool to have all these good tools inside a single CD that doesn't need to be installed anywhere to work in a virtual PC.Your scripts should fit inside a compressed diskette.

The limit, your imagination.

.{\('v')/}
_`(___)' __________________________
Wherever I lay my KNOPPIX disk, a new FREE LINUX nation could be established.

In reply to Re: Fill in the missing features from your other script language by chanio
in thread Fill in the missing features from your other script language by dimar

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