<quote who="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"> > Is this list all about newbie grasshopper (I'm a 3 star)leading > grasshopper? blind leading the blind, or am I just displaying a very bad > attitude? I really don't know what to make of it.
The list ebbs and flows. Sometimes we're told it's too technical, sometimes too basic. The people who post define the tone, so if you want to see more of one or the other... just post! :-) > I was advised by a peter on the Yahoo.groups.com Slackwarelinux list to > try this site. I have appealed and even visited SLUG before and raised my > interested in Slackware but, was met with a loud giggling. Do the members > of SLUG really know something that I don't know and really should. > > I would be extremely gratefull if some one would be so good as to tell me. I think Slackware is generally seen as either terminally un-modern, or just too much work for too little gain. Certainly amongst advanced users, anyway (who, at least in my experience, use Red Hat or Debian). Not sure what that really answers, but yeah. :-) - Jeff -- "I came for the quality, but I stayed for the freedom." - Sean Neakums -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
