On 5/8/07, Jesse Kokkarinen <jesse.kokkarinen@kapsi.fi> wrote:
arnuld wrote:
Then it should be specified because all linux distributions have their own quirks. At the moment it is a bit like comparing apples and oranges.
i got thought process got a hit when i read this. more on this down here.
CRUX is simply not for Fedora/UBUNTU/Debian users.
I disagree. The distribution one starts using Linux has very little to do with learning ability. Some people are lazy and probably scared of different ways of accomplishing tasks. The beauty of Linux distributions is the variety of ways to accomplish any given task. The larger distributions are all about automation, while others allow much more user decision making to customize a system to their own needs.
At the end of the day it is up to the user to undertake the effort to learn and understand how a Linux system works.
so the problem is with *me* or with my *way* of solving problems. ok i will try to find where, in habits, the problem is. -- http://arnuld.blogspot.com/