--- In LINUX_Newbies@yahoogroups.com, Jerry <bearjerca...@...> wrote:
>
> I currently subscribe to Linux Pro Magazine and get the DVD too.
> Although I like it, I'm wondering if anyone knows if it is the best
> choice for a non-programmer, non-hacker type? Although I have a
> two-year degree in computer networking, I'm not proficient in
> programming and hacking, so I'm looking for more of a magazine that an
> end-user of Linux would get the most practical benefit out of. Any
> ideas on what would be best for me? Thanks, --Jerry
>
Well Jerry, I find it difficult to get much out of the mag at all, though I
changed majors after COBOL (second semester...yep, MANY years ago!) but it
seems like a damn good pub for those who love the CLI. Don't know about you
but I keep hoping that, after enough exposure, the information will "click",
the light will come on and I'll feel totally in control. Until then, it is at
least a great way to play with distro's that one might otherwise not know about
or bother with.
Mark
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