So you're a strong game player, how many nethack or omega victories? Omega is easier provided you figure some things out. I suppose you can substitute two pocket pc's for ping pong paddles, but their accessibility is highly questionable. Haven't ever heard of any of them that ever had a screen reader or speech synthesizer work on. You're right about linux with all of its /etc and /var files to be edited, but I far prefer editing those files to taking on the windows registry file with its plug ugly key structure. My usb drive doesn't work with my linux installation since linux doesn't yet know enough about it. No other reason, red hat 7.0 finds the drive and is able to get it started it just doesn't know what to do with it after that. However my logitech I feel mouse does work just fine on its usb port with red hat 7.0. As things stand, I'll probably never have another computer in my home with windows on it, the system is just too wimpy and unstable especially with a windows 98se and office 2000 mismatch. Actually if you think getting x to work on linux is any serious challenge, you want to try getting the text flavor of linux talking. Then you'll learn what the true meaning of challenging is. I've managed to get linux talking several times but found getting x running on linux trivial. One thing that can cause would-be x users problems is monitor settings if they use Xconfigurator unless they know a bit of information. They can try Xconfigurator --kickstart on the command line though that will probably fix some problems with x. Other things that will help are: to install and use gnome since it's most like that microsoft virus. Another thing is to run xrefresh inside of x whenever the screen gets munged up.
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