Re: Some Newbie Questions
Hi!
Barry Kauler <bkauler@cowan.edu.au> wrote:
> On Tue, 01 Jun 1999, Andrew J Fortune wrote:
>
> > ...and talking about EMails, can anyone give me
> > any leads on the best way I ccan connect to the
> > Net in Linux, surf the Net, send/receive EMails,
> > participate in Chat programs etc. ?
> >
> > I'm experienced in W95, but I am only starting
> > out in the world of Unix (...a whole new world),
> > so if any responses could be in layman's terms I
> > would be grateful :)
>
> My personal preference is KDE.
I'm agree. You can also try GNOME. I think it's at
http://www.gnome.org .
> This was my way of installing (as a relative newbie):
[snip]
> Reboot.
As far as I know you don't need to reboot. This is
Linux, OK? ;-) Rebooting is for adding new
hardware.
But, OK, I'm a Linux newbie and I don't know how to
skip this 8-) Perhaps some Linux guru would help
:-)
(By the way, I'm installing KDE. I think I made some
mistakes. I've posted them).
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