At 10:50 AM 11/28/1999 +0000, you wrote:

>This is a bread+butter operation for Linux.  For TCP/IP
>networks, it takes just two ifconfig commands and a
>couple of route commands.
>
>Cheers,
>Steven

Yes, if you can get around well enough to do anything in linux.  I've yet
to succeed in that.  I can load it well enough if the package is set up,
but I cant even find a file in the directory, figure out how the heck the
directory tree is organized, or edit anything.  If I do stumble on a
command to edit something I can't get out of the editor except by manual
reboot.  Why hasn't someone written a guide that compares linux for M$
users??  Like I recently found out that the /etc/fstab file, whereever the
heck it's hiding, is not unlike an autoexec.bat, yet how do you add or
remove things I cannot concieve!  I have study linux in 24 hours but cannot
carry out basic lessons because it neglects instructions like how to edit
something "Simply edit the ____ file to produce this result!" it says and
never says how to carry out the suggestion!  I've seen this in a few
manuals, neglecting basic instructions such as how to find a directory, how
to open/close applications and files, how to install/remove applications
and files, etc.  If DOS instructions were this arcane everyone would have
to use Macs!
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