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I just installed linux, and well, nuked it an hour later, but, i still
wanna get something unixish, but my resolve has faded, i'm wondering,
(since i'm a programmer somewhat, though i may be a tad young) is, whats
different about coding in C in dos, and coding in C in unix? is it the
same? can i right something in freebsd , debug it, and later compile it
in dos? .. or what..
		Mathew Fournier.