Versions ........................ 7 1.3.3. Ubuntu Derivatives .................... 8 1.3.4. Ubuntu Development and the Community ......................................... 8 1.4. Ubuntu and Microsoft Windows: ............. 343 8.13. Lab Exercise ................................... 344 9. Ubuntu Help and Support ............................. 349 9.1. Introduction ...................................... 350 9 ..................... 351 9.3. Online Documentation ....................... 352 9.4. Community Support .......................... 355 9.4.1. Mailing Lists .......................... 355 9.4.2. Web Forums

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DataStax Community Binaries on Mac DataStax supplies a tar download for Mac that can be used for development purposes (production deployments on Mac are not currently supported). To install the DataStax Community Community Release Notes What's New Added new platform support (Windows 7 and Windows 2008 Server, both 32- and 64-bit) for Cassandra development. The Windows MSI installer provides a full install, including Cassandra nodes in one EC2 region to bind to nodes in another region, thus enabling multi-data center support. If using this snitch, use the EC2 region name (for example,``us-east``) as your data center names

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