In FreeBSD, it's listed as a option which you can choose to install or not
and it's off by default. I would expect the same in the OBOS install -- the
ability to customize.
At 09:57 AM 7/02/2002 +0000, you wrote:
> > > > Apache is the industry standard -- after all 69% of all active web sites > > use it. > > McDonalds is the most popular restraunt > Microsoft is the most popular OS > > Popularity != best solution.
true but if you want to use it on another OS then you have to download it as it doesn't normall come as standard (maybe it does on Linux) so why make it standard on BeOS. I know for a fact I wouldn't use like many people who would use BeOS (I think more wouldn't than would) which means you have a monster taking up space.
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