[wplug] Linux newbie
Christopher DeMarco
cdemarco at fastmail.fm
Fri Oct 22 09:27:16 EDT 2004
On Fri, Oct 22, 2004 at 09:02:18AM -0400, Embery, Nathan wrote:
> FWIW, I totally agree... for a sys admin or power user.
> Given the strides that mandrake, fedora, suse et al have made in
> making Linux accessable to 'normal' people, is it *really* necessary
> to for us, as established users, to tell people that they have to be
> able to edit obscure text files, even if all they want to do is just
> surf the web?
Oh, I completely agree with that. In fact, I'll be staking part of my
income on that precept in about a year or so. I interpreted the
question as an enquiry from a newbie who wanted to make the transition
to being a pointy-hat.
To the original poster: what *do* you want - the left-hand path to
enlightenment, or a sleek, powerful shark that will devour all
proprietary systems with its (almost) transparent usability?
--
% You are in a maze of twisty passages, all alike.
Christopher DeMarco <cdemarco at fastmail.fm>
PGP public key ID 0x2E76CF5C @ pgp.mit.edu
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