jpero_at_cgo.wave.ca wrote:
> These list of newsgroups given here are good but bit standoffish and
> they EXPECTs you to READ and read. Real weird. what is suitable uses
> or hard to solve problems is when you can ask there.
Yeah. Literacy can be a bitch sometimes. Hell, I remember a time
when "computer literacy" had "literacy" as a prerequisite. Nowadays
everybody expects to figure everything out from little hieroglyphs.
That don't work for me -- I read and use a command line. Intuitive?
Intuition is for illiterate women (NOT ALLISON -- don't hit me!)
>
> I'm installing slackware 3.4 (2.0.30) from the zip disks to my old
> compaq LTE 386s/20 via parallel port. Hoo Whoo!
> Every time installer sniffs into disks (direct d/l'ed in proper
> places, I get complaint from installer but things get installed
> anyway. How I make this installer happy for once all?
Can't help you there. I use Yggdrassil, Red Hat and Caldera. Any
time now I'll add SuSe and Deneb. (Yes, to my shame, I've got just
enough recent Intel boxen -- but I've also got my old Tandy 6000 and
AT&T 7300s, so don't call me a quitter).
> And have Happy christmas/
> Happy new year to all!
Happy holidays.
--
Ward Griffiths
Two thousand yeare since Bethlehem and still we hear the lie,
that after years of hopes and fears the best part's when we die.
Received on Sun Dec 07 1997 - 20:57:51 GMT