Keith O'Connell wrote: > Where can I find out what files comprised; > > lsb The lsb package. > unix server Too ill-defined to really be useful, but FWIW, it comprised these packages: ssh telnetd talk talkd ytalk finger fingerd ftpd zsh tcsh pdksh screen telnet netcat traceroute mtr man-db manpages emacs21 vim nethack-console bsdgames w3m sudo > c and c++ I suspect that most of us doing development in C should have no trouble installing individual packages as the need arrises. FWIW, the list was this: gcc cpp g++ make binutils flex bison gettext glibc-doc manpages-dev stl-manual autoconf automake1.7 autoproject libtool indent cutils liwc cflow patch cvs strace ltrace gdb nowebm c2man cxref subversion > python The content of this package was essentially random and useless. Install python, python-doc, python-dev and add whatever pyton modules you like to work with and you'll do much better. > java Again I suspect a java developer would rather pick his own tools, but: gcj java-common java2html libservlet2.2-java kaffe vide motor -- see shy jo
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