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[leonmcclatchey@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Leon McClatchey)]

Joseph Beaman wrote:

> I agree.  I am new to the Linux OS, and while I am very impressed with many
> of its features, the learning curve is very steap.  I, myself, am a Systems
> Developer (working mostly with Win32 operating systems) and I still have a
> hard time getting Linux to do everything I want it to.  Though, I will say
> this much for Linux--it's a lot more fun than WinNT :-)
>

hehe, I agree with you on that one:-)  Actually, I've had better luck getting
things to work in Linux then I have in either Win95 or OS/2 Warp 4!  About the
only thing I miss in Linux is some of the applications that I use on a regular
basis in the other two (Mainly OS/2) operating systems.

As far as networking goes, Linux is a lot easier to set up, but it is still a
bit weak on UI as far as applications such as Wordprocessors goes. (I still
like IBM Works for Letters and things like that).  Sure, there is a lot of
editors in Linux, but as far as formating a ascii file and converting to a
postscript for printing, the learning curve on that is very steep:-(  But, I
have been exploring Xemacs and from what I've seen of that?


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cya l8r
Leon McClatchey
leonmcclatchey@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Linux User 78912
(Linux Box)

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