Coert Waagmeester wrote:
I see your point. Thank you the above link was exactly what I was
looking for. I will remember to go digging around google first next
time.
If I may suggest, even before you go to Google.
If you start using OpenBSD, even before that. Just take a few hours and
read the FaQ. It's really like reading a very well written book and you
will see the documentations is very well done oppose to "ANY" other
project out there including commercial one. It will be very well spend
time and you will even discover plenty of very nice things you may not
even have though of that are just part of OpenBSD and are very
incredible really. Yes, I am somewhat bias, but that's true never the less.
The order should be FaQ, FaQ, FaQ, FaQ, FaQ, man pages, man pages, list
archive, then google, some more research on google, and if you still
have issues, then m...@.
Just read it once, I mean the FaQ and you will just love it. Then send a
thanks to Nick for them, as he really makes it stand on it's own and
compare to none out there. I am sure he would appreciate a thanks time
to time, but even more he would really appreciate you reading it.
So, honor his work by reading it first. The informations you seek for
most common tasks is there.
Best regards,
Daniel
