Re: Total Newbie


"Philipp Ost" <pj@xxxxxx> skrev i melding news:ee624l$m1n$1@xxxxxxxxxxxx
guerrilla.press@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

If you read the handbook carefully and give yourself some time to learn
how to use your system, then you can do basic things after some
days/weeks. The most timeconsuming during that stage is reading. :)

The more and longer you use it, the better you will get.


And chances are the more you will like it. My impression after years of
experience with FreeBSD, is that it is based upon the idea of technical
excellence and elegance, and not just as a goal, but in practise.

- Magnus



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