Re: General Linux ListServ

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I don't mean this to sound snide, but there is no "General Linux"
distro....I don't know if you mean you're asking a question about OpenSSL
for example, even though it runs on all Unix/Linux versions. I would assume
you have the version running on RH.  Just be a member of a list for the
distro of Linux you have, SuSE, Debian, Mandrake, whatever.  I would think
you'd get your questions answered on most any package assuming it's included
and running on the particular distro you're using.

I like RH, have used it for years, and won't use anything else, unless it's
maybe Fedora, but I would personally answer ANY question here if I knew the
answer, relating to Linux of any flavor.  I'm a member of the Sun Solaris
managers list and you talk about off topic flaming if you don't ask a
specific question about Solaris....it's terrible, but I guess it also saves
peoples time.

There are trade offs to everything


JEFFREY WIMMER
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Buck" <RHList@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "RH List" <redhat-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, October 06, 2003 6:11 PM
Subject: General Linux ListServ


> I have several questions that are general to Linux.  I have had my nose
> bitten several times now on various lists asking what isn't Red Hat
> specific.  I am wondering if there is a listserv for General Linux
> questions.
>
> Thanks for the help
> Buck
>
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