Re: How to get started
From: LogicRules (logicrules_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 11/13/05
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Date: Sun, 13 Nov 2005 08:08:06 -0500
It is amazing how many replies your request for help drew without any
solutions at all.
No one suggested any other reading material or web sites that would provide
any help.
All I managed to get out of their remarks is that they all have their nose
so far jammed up Linux OS ass that they can't see that some others may not
be able to figure out the details of installing the OS,
Yes it is different from Windows but it also very hard to install, in some
cases, and Windows users are not aware of all of the Linux complexities just
to install.
If all of the "mouths" that replied uttered something useful then we might
be a little closer to giving M$ so competition.
If they can't help they would do well to keep their mouths shut.
If I knew the answers to your questions I would gladly supply them but I am
a Linux newbie also.
"echo" <echo@ricochet.com> wrote in message
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>I have been an avid windows2000 user since it came out and am fairly
> efficient with developing the raw OS into something very useable and
> specific to individual needs. In order to migrate away from the
> Microsoft Engine, I have purchased SUSE 10.0.
> I have installed it in 8 differant units ranging from basic P3s and
> AMDs, to Dual core P4s all with the same results: I have a beautiful
> desktop that wont do anything. Applications wont launch, audio and
> video will not execute and play, word applications will not launch,
> network and internet connectivity is totally beyond me.
> Novells customer service takes me in circles. I realize that SUSE 10 is
> basically a shell of an OS, to which everything has to be added and
> configured to function; but the process is nothing like Windows where
> you find the file, or driver, or application you need and install it. I
> have read everything I can get my hands on....any suggestions??
>
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