Re: GNAT on a multiboot computer

[stephane@_delete_this_rochebrune.org (Stephane Riviere)]

>i dream of a system which don't have any f****** conventions as "c:", nor any 
>f****** weird locations as "Documents and Settings" or "/opt/usr/bin", and do 
>not need any installation, ala Macintosh 10 years ago (copy where you want, run).

I fully agree with you. This is why I've created AIDE. For the Windows
path, all your needs may be found in it (mingw based for real windows
usefullness). AIDE obviously must be improve in many ways, (help
welcome). English manual is underway but the whole is already tested
and usable.

>so, under Windows use the Windows way, under Unix use the Unix way, and don't 
>even try to mix them or else you get a monster...

AIDE is definitly not like that : simple directories hierarchy,
emacs/glide (preferred) or gps or console based (with the simpler fte
editor) : no special requirements or imposed softwares.

You can also reproduce the AIDE environment in any other platform as
all the softwares used in AIDE are free and multi-platform (it was one
of the design objective).

-- 
Stephane Riviere
Oleron Island - France
http://stephane.rochebrune.org
OpenPgp Key <5fd6a1e6> available on the web site above