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Old 03-02-2006, 07:55 AM
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Originally Posted by wize_one
(pssst) try gentoo linux.. thats what the 2 devs use
I thought FNW used FreeBSD?

I am currently running Gentoo, and its the best system I've ever used.

Personally, I use Anjuta as an IDE for most stuff, but for EQEMu, I usually just use some plain old text editor like nano or gedit (I don't have the patience to learn emacs or vi :P).

A standard installation of Gentoo + emerging mysql and perl will be all the libs and headers you need for EQEMu. GCC and everything, due to Portage's nature, is included. For a window environment, I recommend Gnome. Myself, I use a combo of OpenBox and gnome-panel from the Gnome suite. Some prefer KDE or XFCE4.

Hope this helps.
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