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Re: IDL on SuSE [message #42389 is a reply to message #36820]

Wed, 26 January 2005 06:28

R.Bauer
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Michael Wallace wrote:
> The only supported Linux flavors according to RSI's documentation are
> Redhat versions. I can't think of any reason why IDL wouldn't work on
> SuSE, but was wondering if there would be any issues trying to get IDL
> installed and running on a SuSE box. Anyone running IDL under SuSE?
> Were there any hoops to jump through to make it work, or was it nice and
> smooth? The specific combination I'm interested in is IDL 6.1.1 and
> SuSE 9.1.
>
> TIA,
> Mike

It works on Debian and SuSE.

cheers
Reimar

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