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Re: [Lias] RE: Linux courses

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Subject: Re: [Lias] RE: Linux courses
From: Paul Gear <paul@gear.dyndns.org>
Date: Fri Nov 22 12:16:02 2002
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Daniel Hooper wrote:

Your probably just better off installing what ever packages you want to toy around and just play with them, most configuration files are straight forward and well commented. There’s also a couple of quick DOS to UNIX guide’s on the web, I’ve noticed that a lot of these linux courses only cater for Redhat, hopefully after time you will move onto something a little better J eg.. Debian

Aren't distribution wars better off left for another mailing list?

Paul

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