Douglas Willis wrote:
Hi, You might like to look at MrProject. This is being distributed with RedHat 7.3 as standard. I have not uesed it for a project yet but have looked at it and it seems to cover the bases.
I neglected to mention that it will be shared by several users, all of whom use windows except me. I probably need something with a web based front end, otherwise this would have been ideal (plus debian has a package for it). Thanks, Jenny.
On Wed, 7 Aug 2002 Jenny_Hopkins@toby-churchill.com wrote:
Douglas Willis wrote:
Hi, You might like to look at MrProject. This is being distributed with RedHat 7.3 as standard. I have not uesed it for a project yet but have looked at it and it seems to cover the bases.
I neglected to mention that it will be shared by several users, all of whom use windows except me. I probably need something with a web based front end, otherwise this would have been ideal (plus debian has a package for it).
Could you not install something like Hummingbird Exceed on the windows PCs so that they can open xterms and the program that way? I use Exceed on my windows PC here at uea to access a range of software from a variety of unix boxes.
I think there is some package available that does the same sort of thing as Exceed but is free. Unfortunately I can't remember the name of it.
Simon
Simon Jude wrote:
On Wed, 7 Aug 2002 Jenny_Hopkins@toby-churchill.com wrote:
Douglas Willis wrote:
Hi, You might like to look at MrProject. This is being distributed with RedHat 7.3 as standard. I have not uesed it for a project yet but have looked at it and it seems to cover the bases.
I neglected to mention that it will be shared by several users, all of whom use windows except me. I probably need something with a web based front end, otherwise this would have been ideal (plus debian has a package for it).
Could you not install something like Hummingbird Exceed on the windows PCs so that they can open xterms and the program that way? I use Exceed on my windows PC here at uea to access a range of software from a variety of unix boxes.
I think there is some package available that does the same sort of thing as Exceed but is free. Unfortunately I can't remember the name of it.
Simon
Cygwin has XFree86 available see: http://www.redhat.com/software/tools/cygwin/
This makes a good replacement for exceed as a free XServer for Windows.
Rob.
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