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I already try your suggestion about how to install NIST ATM simulator on GNU/Linux.
But, i got some problem in step 2.
I'm using Linux Red Hat ver.9
And i can't edit theXF86Config...the script was lock..
And i try to change the color depth through display setting.
But there's only 3 option for color : 256, a thousand, and a million.
I wanna asked, what kinds of linux should i use? in what version?
Would you help me to send the solution through my email?
coz, it's very helpful for my final exam.
Thanks.
Aniek