> I have two questions. What does everyone think the easiest overall form of
> LINUX is for home users not familiar with LINUX?
I will guess, none. The 90 degree angle starting up the learning curve remains.
Anyone can use the X system, it's a no brainer. (like winblows)
Learning the LINUX commands is no harder than learning the DOS commands,
converting from DOS to LINUX is rough, bad habits are hared to loose and
DOS is more convenient, being NOT case sensitive, I'd hate to have to deal
with both.
> Along the same lines as that, does anyone know of CD-RW drives that are
> compatable with LINUX? I've got a home user who I am building a system for
> and she is determined to have a CD-RW drive. I just can't find one that
> seems to be supported by LINUX. Am I just not looking in the right places?
Most or all, a I don't think you can go wrong with a ` name brand '.
Look through the CD-ROM groups in the USENET before spending any money.
73 (= Best Regards) de: Ron ka4inm@tampabay.rr.com
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