First, I've seen many source codes in tar.bz files. Supposedly, you have to compile these, but could someone tell me how?
Second, I have something intended to run in a Linux evnironment, but I have No way of getting one, so I need to run it on Windows XP. Is there any way I can do this? Supposedly someone told me I needed Cygwin, and I'm installing that right now, but I have no idea what to do with it.
Full Version: compiling tar.bz and Running linux applications...
no on the first........
use a Virtual Memory Utility on the second, due a google search, there's plenty out there to use.
use a Virtual Memory Utility on the second, due a google search, there's plenty out there to use.
Virtual Memory Utility? What does that have to do with using a file cross platform? 
(Sorry for posting my topic in the wrong section though)
(Sorry for posting my topic in the wrong section though)
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