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Here is the first video - installing wamp and setting up local server then testing it. Q and A can be done here along with comments.

[vimeo]http://vimeo.com/4828108[/vimeo]

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thank you for taking time to make them, i know these can be time consuming to make I am loading the vid now, hopefully i'll understand something

let me know how it goes.

Are there any linux alternatives to these tools you can suggest?

hotron wrote:Are there any linux alternatives to these tools you can suggest?

You can use the same, altho you will have to download and install apache, php, and mysql manually. For editing code files there are a bunch of linux programs, just google

i have tried to watch the vid 5 times now, it always stops mid-loading i will try downloading it.

did you ever get it working? if not here is the you-tube version

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YqFFu5ddmo

Personally I think it's just his trashy net. No offense kyraneth. You really need to go give your ISP a piece of your mind .

Falken wrote:

hotron wrote:Are there any linux alternatives to these tools you can suggest?

You can use the same, altho you will have to download and install apache, php, and mysql manually. For editing code files there are a bunch of linux programs, just google

He won't have to install everything manually. Apachefriends also offers Lampp, but linux finds a way to make it a pain in the ass. I still don't have Indiepoint functioning correctly for building on my laptop.

As for code editing on linux. Its preinstalled code editors, are already a match for some of the best notepad alternatives that Windows uses. I think I use emacs.

Noctrine wrote:As for code editing on linux. Its preinstalled code editors, are already a match for some of the best notepad alternatives that Windows uses. I think I use emacs.

Depends on what dist....Linux can mean just that...linux and not so much more