> Next, a philosophical question. Should I be using the nice interfaces Turbo
> Linux has or should I get down and dirty with the cfg files?
My advice would be to get dirty, for several reasons: First, you don't
have to worry about the mouse working. :-)
But also, if you're in the habit of handling the native config files you
open up more remote maintenance possibilities. You'll also find that the
config files are more "generic" -- your skills will migrate easier if you
decide to switch distributions to one which uses a different GUI admin tool.
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Randy | Why? Because with GNU/Linux, I can!
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