Thanks for the information, I didn't even know you could do that! Sadly, though, I cannot use it: I don't have apache, and when I went to download that, I didn't have some other thing, and when I went to download that, my system didn't have the right dll's. Oh well, mabey if I ever get around to getting a unix system I can use it.
The 15 year old, freshman programmer,
Stephen Rawls
Installing it is never easy. However, if UNIX is the major
hurdle, you can always run it side-by-side on your current
system in a multi-boot fashion, or even at the same time using a virtual
machine program like VMWare
which offers a 30 day trial download.
That way you really don't have to do much at all, and if
you have a spare 3GB drive, you can install onto it without
repartitioning.
Since Apache, Perl, and MySQL are all available for Windows,
though, there is no real reason why Everything cannot be
ported to the Windows environment. The only issue might be
compiling some of the modules it uses, but a friend with
a compiler would solve that problem.