> > Since u say u have spend the last 10 years "in" > > Windows, now get out > > of the windows. > > I will when there will be nonothineft in Linux to be > done from command prompt. So you are saying you won't ever?
> > > Now start exploring the console and u will never use > > windows. > > Its not user friendly. Windows got rid of it up 6 > years back. HEheeeee afraid of the advances in the area now they are reintroducing it...... Go read about monad.... http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/06/19/1548231&from=rss Especially read the comments. Some are quite enjoyable, although i wouldn't take most of them seriously . And command line is a nicest userfreindly interface i have ever encountered. I could never remember the complex tab hierarchies inside gui's like kde for configuration. I have always found editing the .kde files lot easier and faster. > > > Windows fails every where!!! > > I had to repair Linux two time in last 1 month. Dont Well i think you haven't configured it right in the first place, but neway your "reinstall everything if doesn't work" is the wrong way in linux. > Exaggerate Linux I had used Linux 6 years ago and gave > up within 6 months on it. I had used it 8 years ago and i donno how i could have done otherwise. > Now the boy seem to have grown up quite a bit. But is > not a complete man yet, read below > I mean you have to yet use the > man pages for it. Ofcourse you have to, you can handle a child without a manual, but when you are dealing with a expereinced guy in front of you , you do need to have done your homework right. > PS> I am an Anti MS guy. Well thats the difference then, we are not.(well atelast i am not) -- BAIN http://abhijit.adotout.net -- ______________________________________________________________________ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List: ([email protected]) List Information: http://plug.org.in/mailing-list/listinfo/plug-mail Send 'help' to [EMAIL PROTECTED] for mailing instructions.
