>You guys are so far ahead of me, I only understand about .01 percent of
what
>I read. I'm 55 and always used DOS/Windows. I have moaned about the loss
>of the ability to tweak my computer as I pleased ever since Windows came
>out. I've never even used Unix before. Do you suppose I'm biting off more
>than I can chew to try to learn such a DIFFERENT operating system at my
age?
>I don't even have a clue about the nomenclature, even.
>
That's ok Norma, If you've got the need or the desire to do it, that's all
you''ll need.
I'm mostly a programmer (windows, Dos, C++) and designer but i've been
always
fascinated by the networks and Unix systems. Linux gave the opportunity to
study
all this right away, and since it's becoming quite popular there are lots of
places
in which you can find info on this topic.
But, and this one goes to the rest, I am also new to all this Unix-like
environment
and even though I know a few things about it, I sometimes find it harsh. So
if anyone
could tell me where can I find Docs on UNIX, (basic structure, the why of
its filesystem, etc)
so that I, and the rest of us that are new to this can learn the ins and
outs of Unix, I would highly
apreciate it!
Thanx to you all
Ivan
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ps Norma, all it takes is time and loads of desires to accomplish this.
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