got most of the images out

Posted on March 10th, 2003 by Sacha Chua

Darn Photoshop file confuses the heck out of GIMP, so I had to work on
the Mac downstairs. Still, I discovered to my great joy that the Zip
USB 250 drive works flawlessly on Linux. The last time I read the ZIP
mini-HOWTO, it said that the 250 MB Zip drive was not supported. Now
it is! I love Linux. I’ve been using the Zip drive to transfer files
between the Mac (photo editing in Photoshop) and my Linux laptop (HTML
editing in Emacs). Whee!

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