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Linux is a very complex system. So complex that, as was mentioned before, it cant really be put into words here. Probably the best summary that _i_ could give would be that linux consists of a complex system of ropes and pulleys, these ropes and pulleys are usually controlled by a very small penguin. This penguin may or may not have an assistant. The true mystery of linux is how the penguin got in there..
**One-Post Hit and Run: The common occurence of someone registering, asking one question, and disappearing forever---leaving us talking to ourselves. Some MAY be trolls, but I think they need their own label---hopefully more elegant than the one I use.......
Actually, I'm glad this thread was started, since, as a noob, I've got some interesting information out of it.
BTW, xhi, around about 1930 politicians in Britain complained that, if you got ten economists in a room, you would get ten different opinions. Unless, of course, one of them was Keynes, in whch case you would get eleven opinions.
Actually, I'm glad this thread was started, since, as a noob, I've got some interesting information out of it.
BTW, xhi, around about 1930 politicians in Britain complained that, if you got ten economists in a room, you would get ten different opinions. Unless, of course, one of them was Keynes, in whch case you would get eleven opinions.
Me too---it's just good sometimes to check and see if the OP is getting any benefit...
If you get N Linux people in a room, and ask a question---by the time the discussion was over, you might forget the question....
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