Ditto here, especially the daemons. Anyone who's looked at the problems of migrating data from Windows? A lot of new users will have diary entries etc stored on their old W9X systems that they'll want to port over to the new applications in Linux.
At 10:53 18/10/04 +1300, you wrote: >Sounds good to me Nick. > >Regards, Robert > >it then became more command line oriented, more of a collection of tips >than any central theme. I'd like to see a "Part II" with some more info >on the command line, like environment variables, paths, basic >piping/redirection and basic scripting. intro to tools like grep, sed, >awk. > >also an overview of the major system daemons - cron, syslogd, ntpd, >xinetd, and the system startup procedure. > >speak now people, are people interested in understanding the intimacies >of their system, or do they just want superficial recipes to make >gadgets work? > >-- >Nick Rout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > STRINGER & SON per: David J H Stringer STRINGER & SON, - For all your legal work; P O Box 1386 CHRISTCHURCH NEW ZEALAND Phone 64 - 3 - 366 1152 FAX 64 - 3 - 366 1151
