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Old 08-08-2004   #1 (permalink)
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Here you folks go..

No idea if anyone wants this, I think it's pretty nice.

http://linuxshop.ru/linuxbegin/win-l...en/table.shtml

It's a Linux equivalent list.

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good site eBopBob!it has all things categorized..thanks for the post..
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I've seen this before. I believe it needs to be a sticky on every Linux forum with a newbie or applications section.
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we could suggest jason to put somewhere in the site a link to available sites for newbies..isn't that a good idea?
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The only thing is that it's a little out of date, a lot of the links don't even work anymore.



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well if someones feelin peppy, they can always copy the HTML and update it. Or once the Wiki gets up, then we could create our own equivilency chart.
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Or once the Wiki gets up, then we could create our own equivilency chart.
That's an excellent idea.



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