Agreed. I've only been using Linux for a few years, but I actually have never had to re-install any of my Linux boxes due to a problem. I think /etc/* makes a whole lot more sense than regedit.exe for starters...
Windows is just easier to get fubar-ed, and those wonderful blue screens are just way to informative. (Thats sarcasm, C.B.!) ;) However, I do like to backup data and re-install for version upgrades. Still weary of upgrades from my M$ days I guess. :) -- mike On Fri, 2003-08-22 at 13:13, Mike Mueller wrote: > Now I have heard from others that there is no reason whatsoever to > reload/restart an *nix machine. I don't know if it's true but I use it as a > personal measure of my Linux abilities.
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