What I was saying is that someone who runs a GNU/Linux server would know how not to screw up windows. I didn't mean to suggest that you need to know windows before learning GNU/Linux. In fact, I think you would be better off that way, because you wouldn't bring your windows misconceptions with you into GNU/Linux. If someone can tell me how to turn on line wrap in emacs, that would help with the one-line posts when I forget to tap the enter key. While we're on mutt, could you please consider upgrading it on speakup.octothorp.org Bill? Thanks. Greg On Sun, Sep 15, 2002 at 01:36:32PM -0600, William F. Acker WB2FLW +1-303-777-8123 wrote: > Surely, Gregg, you can't be saying that knowledge of Windows is somehow a > prerequisite for learning gnu/Linux, can you? The only time I ever > touched a machine with Windows loaded was when I unboxed this laptop, > inserted the Red Hat Linux-7.1 boot-disk, and blew away the disk in order > to install something useful. I run a server and two laptops, and provide > tech support for lots more RHL systems, and I can't believe that I'm any > where near the only one in this position. BTW, your post was all on one > line, a feature of MUTT, I gather. > > > > -- > Bill in Denver > >
