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On Thu, 16 Sep 2004, Devdas Bhagat wrote:

On 16/09/04 10:21 +0545, Ritesh Raj Sarraf wrote:
<snip>

You could be right from your point of view dear but name me any
distribution besides "Debian" where simply installing a specific
software package makes it run fully functional then and there.

Redhat? Mandrake? SuSE? Gentoo? Not Linux, but the *BSDs?

<snip>
Does rpm -ivh foo.rpm get you things up and running.
take the same example.
rpm -ivh httpd-foo.rpm
Still you need to vi the httpd.conf file and look down into 200 plus
lines of configuration to settle everything.
note: all this i'm trying to prove for a normal/average linux user


As soon as the installation finishes you find that your webserver has
been up and running (barebone only though) without even vi-ing any of
the apache config files.. Woo! Is that complicated ???

vim is far simpler, particularly when you decide to virtualhost everything.

Do you forget some people still say, "Oh Vim! Nightmare. What's this
modes thing ".. Though I'm a vim lover

How do you people describe the word "complicated" ???

That which cannot be automated, and where the configuration is not editing a simple text file. If I need to jump through a wizard, its too complicated.

I see rarely people saying wizards "complicated". Microsoft Word is too
complicated for it's wizards, right ?? Setting up email clients like
outlook express and evolution using wizards is complicated.
What's simple ? configuring mutt ??

rrs

- -- Ritesh Raj Sarraf
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