spike1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Erik Funkenbusch <erik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> did eloquently scribble:
>> On Tue, 20 Jun 2006 07:53:21 +0100, Roy Schestowitz wrote:
>>> 10 Things a new Linux user needs to unlearn
>> Man, whoever wrote this needs to take a course in logic, or
>> communication.
What part of "new Linux user" don't you understand. They're "new" to
Linux; they're used to Windows. I've got *earwax* with more
intelligence than you.
>>> ,----[ Gist ]
>>> | 1) Reboots are not SOP (Standard Operating Procedure).
>> You need to unlearn that reboots are not SOP? Wouldn't that mean
>> learning that they are?
Well if you're used to running Windows, you wouldn't *need* to learn
it, you'd have *lived* with it every day. I would say that *new* Linux
users *would* "need to unlearn that reboots are not SOP" with Linux.
> Use your brain, it should be "10 things windows users need to
> unlearn when switching to linux. So he got the heading wrong, big
> deal.
The subject "Ten Things That Linux Beginners 'Unlearn'" seems crystal
clear to me. Maybe it's one of those American language problems.
>>> | 2) "It is recommended that you close all apps before proceeding"
>>> | is a message you will fail to see.
>> Apart from
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