Hi Qiqo, Have you tried using Koha on debian without the GUI? May I ask for help on this matter? Thanks Frank --- Qiqo Simbol <besprenqiqo@gmail.com> wrote:
ohh you can actually install kde and gnome as your desktop... you can aslo install koha on fedora and most of other linux distros
Hi Qiqo, I'm glad for the help. I've installed debian linux on our computer. But my problem lies along the installation of the Koha. I am not yet familiar with the text-based interface of
Linux OS as opposed to GUI-based system such as Windows.
I've since dual-booted the computer to Linux as
bootloader and Windows XP. I've installed Koha on
On 3/16/07, Franklin Escano <fdescano@yahoo.com> wrote: the the the
Windows platform since I've found it easier to accomplish.8-)
Frank --- Qiqo Simbol <besprenqiqo@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi frank I'm Qiqo from the University of the Philippines institute of library and information science. I can help you setup your machine using linux as your OS. Koha is not really intended to run on windows. It's a native linux suite. kindly tell me the aspects that you are facing with difficulties.
On 3/16/07, Franklin Escano <fdescano@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hello! Is there an available 2.2.8 for Windows? I am still climbing the learning curve to Linux :).
Thanks,
Frank Escano CARES Library Baguio City, Philippines
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