All I was saying was if some extra help could be extended to people who
are
new to Linux, it could make things easier for them. When I say extra
help...I dont mean anything more than emailed solutions that list a
stepwise
procedure, instead of a referal to a manual that has several thousand
On Tue, 2004-01-20 at 12:26, Raj Shekhar wrote:
Hello!
My 0.50 Rs addition to the thread
Linux Guru == Someone who has read the manual
my 0.25 Rs to this:
Linux Guru = someone who refers to a manual to find a 'gur' or an
insight into how to solve a problem or issue.
Linux Expert =
My 0.50 Rs addition to the thread
Linux Guru == Someone who has read the manual
my 0.25 Rs to this:
The thread seems to have an opposite effect. Contirbutions from gurus are
reducing mail by mail. ;o)
Linux Guru = someone who refers to a manual to find a 'gur' or an
insight into how to
Amit But when a newbie asks a technical query. The replies have
Amit a tone HUH! You don't even know that!, get lost, read
Amit this, this and this, do a million sit-ups and then come
Amit back, I might explain you the real answer.
Nah, you have to distinguish between
to mouth life. I thought Linuxers/GNUers are driven by the statement
The most courageous people in the world are volunteers.
Aren't you trying to exploit this statement???
No I was just suggesting that rude(which apparantly only I felt) comments
to linux newbies from Linux gurus can act as a
amit soni wrote:
I am not sure[ ;o) ] , but probably a dumbo's point of view is, that when
'she' asks the same question to a windows support tech and a Linux support
tech the difference in the reply recevied is staggering!
Yes, the difference is staggering. But there are many reasons for that.
A
No I was just suggesting that rude(which apparently
only I felt) comments to linux newbies from Linux gurus
can act as a detterent to newbies from being a part of Linux
community. Some initial mouth feeding could resolve this?
Why we guys always have an escapist attitude??? We never want to open
I am blessed. :o)
I understand the point you made, and disagree.
The beggers became beggers because at that time they thought they had
nothing else to do.
Linux newbies are mostly already aware of windows, and in a country like
india, practically both are free. :o)
All I was saying was if some
Hello!
My 0.50 Rs addition to the thread
Linux Guru == Someone who has read the manual
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