On Wed, 31 Jan 2007, Ken Elliott wrote:
>>> Maybe some day all programming of OS'es will be the same when and if we
>>> ever figure out how to have just one programming
>>> language for all computers.
>
> I believe you are describing that "C" language. Or Java. Or Python.
> Or.....
> If you mean "a common file system", we do have FAT32 - so limited that even
> it's inventor is abandoning it. Still, it's all we have right not that is
> common between Linux and Windows. Any of you Mac guys know if OS-X can read
> FAT32?
I used to use a miniature USB disk (512 MB?) formatted as FAT32 to transfer
between my Linux system and my sister's iBook, as both could read it
seamlessly.
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