>From Robert Fisher: >Hi Kelvyn,
>It is hard to advise you without knowing your level. (I think I am quite a >novice but some others might think my level is quite high) >I think it would be helpful if you tell us what you do know / can do. >Regards, >Robert I dont know exaxtly what you want to know, and if I dont tell you you'll say "you should have told us that". So here goes: I cant install Linux :( I get lost with a lot of the terms used with most hardware/software. English was never my best subject. I have installed MySQL,Apache,php on my win box (the first time it took me 6 weeks). I can design/build databases (relational), query etc to a standard where I can use it for commercial use. I can write php scripts to a standard where I can use them on a commercial site. I can hack JS enough to get it to do what I want although I never use it for anything. I use html/css to a point where I can use it for commercial purposes. I work in PhotoShop and Fireworks. I'm currently learning Java and hope to move on to C++ as quick as possible. I can lay bricks (thats why I'm a bricklayer and not at work cos its raining). I can fix most vehicles that dont use a computer. And I can damage a computer to the point where it is uneconomical to repair it (I have several now). Lastly, I guess I could say I can work in dos, but dont offer to give me your computer to find out how well :) As you can see theres not much here, and nothing that will help with linux. Truth is I became a bricklayer for a good reason. About the only thing I have in my favour at the moment is that I've been on a learning curve for about 5yrs now and I'm not inclined to give up easy. Thanks for all the replies. Hope the above helps. Regards Kelvyn
