redhat 9 iso image files

[Randy Edwards]

micheal kasuba wrote:
>  Hello I'm in downloading redhat 9 iso file. I'm not
> sure how to use them after downloading. I plan on
> burnning to a cd-rom disk.

    ISO files are a standard CD-ROM image file format.  Most Windows CD 
burning programs can handle them just fine.  In many cases, it's just a 
matter of double-clicking on the ISO file's icon in Windows Explorer, or 
doing a "file -> open" and selecting the ISO.  Then it's a matter of telling 
it okay or next until it begins to burn.  When finished burning, you'd just 
boot from the first of the three CDs.  To be more specific, I'd need to know 
what CD burner program you're using.

> I'm also looking for sstv program for linux and a good
> satellite tracking program for linux. 

    I'm not into satellite TV, but know there are a number of such programs 
available.  With Linux, you'll often find a small community of people 
interested in such specific topics and associated mailing lists or support 
web sites.

    As a start while you're downloading Red Hat, I'd suggest going to the 
web site <http://freshmeat.net> and doing a search on "satellite".  That 
will turn up a bunch of satellite-related programs and you can keep yourself 
busy reading their web sites while the downloads finish. :-)

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