Richard Welty wrote:
On Fri, 27 Feb 2004 00:37:45 +0100 "T. Ribbrock" <emgaron@xxxxxxx> wrote:
OpenBSD is quite easy to learn for anyone who has learned to *read*.
They have *excellent* man pages, far better than any Linux I've seen.
In turn, you flamed to a crisp on their mailing list, if you *didn't*
read the man pages, the FAQ and the mailing list archive.
been there, done that, got the scorch marks.
it's an equally good idea to approach fedora that way -- check
the FAQ(s), the list archives, the man pages, and google, and
then start your question by mentioning that you've already done
some preliminary research without arriving at a result.
richard
Isn't this apply to everything?
When you buy some home appliance, do you read the manuals,
or just plug in, start and wait if you see the smoke?
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