Joseph Carter <knghtbrd@earthlink.net> writes:
> I had Running Linux. Many man pages still confuse me. Most don't have a
> long time to learn,
Many still confuse me, and I have been doing this for about three years,
proffessionaly administrating some Linux boxes, so you'll never be 'fully
grown' :) That's the fun part about it, you'll never know it all, you'll
always learn. Who can say that about any other system?
> It's not as hard as you would expect it to be, debian is much better than
> manpages and info documents. A few little things can still be done to make
> Debian even better for new users---not necessarily the clueless newbie
> type---that will not interfere with those who don't need any or all of those
> little additions. Debian has a good middle level that keeps the sysadmin
> from having to do a lot of mundane admin tasks, but it doesn't hide them.
> Any high level tools for newbies should use the current midlevel tools to do
> the work for compatibility.
As it have been said here over and over again, go ahead, write/rewrite the
things you don't like! I'm sure nobody will seek you up, and beat you up
because you'll want to make Debian easier for newbees... :)
I in part support this, I have made some admin tools (for X) that should make
DNS/Net/User/Group configuration easier. Now it's up to you, to make your
part in it...
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