Reading your manual with a view to installing Kubuntu on my two
computers and
building a radio networked home theatre system, it was comforting to see your
statement at the beginning of section 1.8 that
" This document is meant to serve as a manual for first time
Ubuntu users -
- - who - -
- have a general understanding of how the hardware in your
computer works "
Then in section 3.4
"- - you should ask your network's system administrator - - "
Could you please explain under what circumstances anyone who fitted
your
description in section 1.8 would be, themselves, installing a new and
completely different Operating System into a network which was under the
control of a System Administrator
Which, if anyone is still speaking to me, brings us to the
Information
missing from section 3.4 explaining how our user with two or three machines
called say George, Mary and Isobel on a network we could call Jackson
actually can decide on the IP addresses and netmask they need.
Information from the ISP for the Internet connection yes but surely
this
user should be learning how to become the Network Manager themselves
With the best of intention
Stan Hutchinson
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