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Originally Posted by Muser
Thank you wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N00b
I think I'm a computer non-n00b, but still a semi-Linux-n00b.
I am such a noob when it comes to knowledge about noobs, ...
- 07-31-2005 #21I am such a noob when it comes to knowledge about noobs, n00bs and newbies.
Originally Posted by Muser
But now that I have read that wiki page I have upgraded to being a newb when it comes to knowledge about newbs.
I just had to
How to know if you are a geek.
when you respond to "get a life!" with "what's the URL?"
- Birger
New users read The FAQ
- 08-01-2005 #22Just Joined!
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dang noob.
Originally Posted by budman7
Anyway, I'm compiling a list of things for newbs (not noobs) to try and do in linux. So send me your suggestions along with your registration number.
- 08-01-2005 #23Linux Guru
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To me, the step from being a newb is when can solve the vast majority of problems (and not just problems as in stuff that don't work, but problems as in stuff that you just want to work better) yourself, without having to depend on others; when you know where to look and why to do things in a certain way.
When you know how to do these things yourself, it means that you have a much more subtle understanding of the philophy and semantics of a system, rather than just looking at the top of it.
- 08-01-2005 #24does discovering the magic of YaST count?
Originally Posted by Dolda2000 Here's why Linux is easier than Windows:
Package Managers! Apt-Get and Portage (among others) allow users to install programs MUCH easier than Windows can.
Hardware Drivers. In SuSE, ALL the hardware is detected and installed automatically! How is this harder than Windows' constant disc changing and rebooting?
- 08-01-2005 #25
I remember learning to use BOTH hands to load one of those 8 inch floppy disks. Thanks goodness the 5 1/4 came out a few months later.
Research, research, research before you walk the plank.
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- 08-01-2005 #26
I've got a drawer full of 5 1/2 floppies that came with our first radio automation system, a 1991 DOS based unit that still runs as good today as it did when we bought it. It has two Antex sound cards almost the size of the case itself!


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