Zafer Aydogan wrote:
2007/10/7, Byung-Hee HWANG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
..First of all, I am not native English guy,
..so always I'm very sorry for poor English.
There are so many people here in FreeBSD mailing. And many people are
professional about FreeBSD, I think. I also use FreeBSD as main desktop.
But I have no such good knowledge for FreeBSD. I just use -RELEASE
branch every time. So pkg_add/pkg_delete is everything what I know.
>From now on, I am thinking about to do good with FreeBSD in real life. I
am now a biology student of a small university, as graduate course. But
there is no FreeBSD's role in my work. All work is performed by
MS-Windows.. My FreeBSD box is just as good as dummy. It's sad story.
What can I do for my work with FreeBSD? I'm really want to do my work
with FreeBSD.. word-processing, printing, statistics, ...
Could you please give me some advice..? I'm tired now, however, I'm
willing to listen to any comments.. any complain.. any thing.. for
advance..
Sincerely,
If you want to use FreeBSD for your work, you should first find out
what tasks your work
requires and then try to accomplish them on FreeBSD.
For example, for your word processing work OpenOffice or Abiword would
be suitable.
Cheers, Zafer.
--
Byung-Hee HWANG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
The more complex the mind, the greater the need for the simplicity of
play.
-- Kirk, "Shore Leave", stardate 3025.8
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Yes I agree with Zafer, list what you will do with your workstation and
from there you can build a software list by either asking (as you have)
or using the ports page. Using keywords you can find a vast number of
applications for most day-to-day tasks and even those once in a blue
moon tasks.
Just give the ports page ( http://www.freebsd.org/ports/ ) a search :)
Cheers,
Jayton
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