stber321
October 12th, 2010, 03:49 AM
2 part question.
i was not shoure where i should ask part 1 but i desided it would be OK here becouse it is related to a Debian based linux distribution,
part #1. i have a wii. i installed the homebrew channel. then on the wii brew website i found wii linux. the wii is not the machine whith the most ram and becouse wii linux is a homebrew application i had to install it to a SD card which is only 1GB. i want to install some kind of gui. i like LXDE. i also have it installed on Ubuntu (although GNOME relay is the best). but i still want somthing smaller. if you have any recommendations i would love them.
part #2. my wii will not connect to the Internet, so i would like to put my packages on the SD card and install them on the wii. i know you can download but not install a package using
sudo apt-get -d install //name of package
but my computer has an AMD64 processor and the wii has a powerPC processor.
i would like to know to know if there is a way to download but not install a package compiled on the powerPC processor.
mini question: is there a good website for someone already experienced with c++ on windows but wants to write it and compile it in ubuntu
i was not shoure where i should ask part 1 but i desided it would be OK here becouse it is related to a Debian based linux distribution,
part #1. i have a wii. i installed the homebrew channel. then on the wii brew website i found wii linux. the wii is not the machine whith the most ram and becouse wii linux is a homebrew application i had to install it to a SD card which is only 1GB. i want to install some kind of gui. i like LXDE. i also have it installed on Ubuntu (although GNOME relay is the best). but i still want somthing smaller. if you have any recommendations i would love them.
part #2. my wii will not connect to the Internet, so i would like to put my packages on the SD card and install them on the wii. i know you can download but not install a package using
sudo apt-get -d install //name of package
but my computer has an AMD64 processor and the wii has a powerPC processor.
i would like to know to know if there is a way to download but not install a package compiled on the powerPC processor.
mini question: is there a good website for someone already experienced with c++ on windows but wants to write it and compile it in ubuntu