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>> The Cygwin list seems to do fine, though a beginners list would be nice.
> I would definitely appreciate a beginner's list, one where we could ask questions
>like "Hey, I'm not even sure if > this is a Cygwin question or a <specific
> application> question but could anyone help..."
This *is* the beginners list. The experts list is cygwin-developers.
I'm afraid that the call for a "beginners-list" springs from a desire to get rid
of all the "stupid questions", which is generally defined as
"everybody-else's question but mine".
If we define a still-more-beginner's list, it will be a write-only list.
> The amount of traffic on this list is *very* (see? not shouting) overwhelming, and I
>for one am a complete Unix > newbie trying to makes sense of a *lot* of
> new information.
Try
http://www.cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2002-09/ (or
http://www.cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2002-10)
It works great for me.
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