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Hi Forum, just thought I'd post a quick hello and start my Linux research. I'll begin of course by looking at the tutorials and using the search functionality. Eventually, I'm ...
- 12-01-2005 #1Just Joined!
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Introducing myself, it's time for Linux
Hi Forum, just thought I'd post a quick hello and start my Linux research. I'll begin of course by looking at the tutorials and using the search functionality. Eventually, I'm sure I'll post a question.
Brad
- 12-01-2005 #2
Hello and welcome to Linux and THE FORUM!! (bum bum bum)
Hopefully you'll find what you need here. And don't be scared to ask a question! Most of us are kind, and you'll only be laughed at if it's a REALLY stupid question.
I jest. Maybe.
Anywho, welcome, and enjoy the world of Linux!DISTRO=Arch
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- 12-01-2005 #3
Welcome BradH and welcome!
If you are as persistent and patient with Linux as you were when you first started using Windows, you'll have it going in no time!
- 12-01-2005 #4
Re: Introducing myself, it's time for Linux
Welcome Brad, this is just the place for help on Linux, but no homweork questions or I will use my handy badboy program located in /sbin, in fact I'll even post the source for ya.
Originally Posted by BradH
Don't try to compile it with g++, you'll need liblart installed first.Code:#include <iostream> #include <lart.h> #include <fstream> int main(char *argv[]) ( if (argv[1] == "warn") ( ofstream warn; string path == "/home/" + argv[2] + "/warning"; warn.open(path); warn << "THIS IS A WARNING\n"; warn << "STOP CHEATING ON SCHOOL WORK!\n"; warn << "FAILURE TO COMPLY WILL EARN YOU A LART\n"; warn << "YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED\n"; warn.close(); cout << argv[2] << " has been warned.\n"; cout << "use: badboy lart " << argv[2] << ", to LART the user\n"; ) if (argv[1] == "lart") ( cout << "LARTING " << argv[2] << " PLEASE WAIT...\n"; lart(argv[2]); cout << "LART COMPLETE, MAYBE NOW " << argv[2] << " WILL LEARN A LESSON\n"; ) if (argv[1] == "") ( cout << "Use badboy -h for help\n"; ) if (argv[1] == "-h" ( cout << "BADBOY - LART AUTOMATION TOOL\n"; cout << "badboy warn [user] - scold user with warning letter\n"; cout << "badboy lart [user] - LART a user\n"; ) return 0; )Nothing is worse than ten penguins fighting over which is better, vi or emacs.
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Finally I'm back on LF after a long while.
- 12-01-2005 #5Just Joined!
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Thanks for the welcome. I am trying to prep myself. Exposing myself to Linux by installing, configuring and using it.
- 12-01-2005 #6Which distro are you looking at?
Originally Posted by BradH
- 12-01-2005 #7Linux Engineer
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Welcome! You have the best attitude to learn GNU/Linux

A little page I made for newbs: http://a-thing.0nyx.com/StartingGNU-Linux.xhtml
By LART do you mean Luser Attitude Readjustment Tool?
- 12-01-2005 #8Yea, not much else it can mean, especially considering this is a linux forum, and it is one of the most wide-spread linux/unix jokes I've ever seen.
Originally Posted by a thing Nothing is worse than ten penguins fighting over which is better, vi or emacs.
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Not sure. Thought I would do a little research first. I planned to search the forums on LFS project.
Originally Posted by Dapper Dan
- 12-01-2005 #10
Welcome BradH. Somewhere to look while you're thinking about which distro to try is Distrowatch. I think it's an essential site.

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