> Again, for me Unix just seemed from the beginning to be completely > natural and intuitive.
To me not even closely (close or closely? I *never* figured out when to use -ly!) Example: In Win, there's a folder "Program Files", and that's exactly where I find my programs. Ok, a lot of stuff goes into system, too, but the name system indicates this is stuff the sys expects to b there - in Linux after an install I find those files god knows where. As I newbie I didn't know how to config X, neither where to find the config file or what is was called... And so on. When I started learning how to handle PCs in 1995 I had a lot of friends who all ran MSDOS and information filed to me from anywhere, today it's still the same with Win, but once I have questions bout linuxand it's urgent, there's only one person who really has a clue, for anything else I gotta read hundreds of usenet msgs. And with almost 25 years of age I'm getting too old for this :) _______________________________________________ Newbie mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] *** To unsubscribe , or change message options, see: http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/newbie
