On Tue, 21 Dec 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> call me crazy, I LIKE learning how things work. And if I know how
> something works, I have to mess w/ it (sometimes screwing it up;-) to
> make it work better (or differently). I've only had a computer for a
> little over 3yrs now (I'm 22), and half the fun has been about problem
> solving. I'm not the network administrator in an office and I don't
> have to have the hottest new games... so, where do I fit in? Am I just
> a geek or what?
> Later
> -Josh
Join the club dude. . .i think the politically correct term is "hobbyist".
Hehe, nothin wrosng with that. But i know what your sayin. Ive been messin
with computer since i was 6, been programming about that long, building for a
few years, etc. . .its fun. Linux is neat in that respect. . .lets u play
around with it. if ya really want to learn about the internal workings of
linux, you should read maurice bach's book (Design of the UNIX operating
system) and The Linux Kernel book. . .both great reads.
--
Seth Gibson
Co-Founder/Moderator, Beginner's OpenGL Programming Site/List
"We Support The Newbie Linux3d Project!"
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