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Noah, how did you forget the one not so long ago where someone had a
problem with setting up PHP/Apache? I mean I saw members falling over themselves to help (even volunteering to do the job of googling!). The replies were coming in fast and furious. I had a trouble keeping up with the traffic. Was it because it was a chick who asked? PS: This is not to start another sexism debate :-) Kurup Noah Sematimba wrote: Well, imho, if people ask questions, they will get answers. I have seen james post some postfix questions and receive answers on the list, I remember a particularly helpful post about getting those HUAWEI CDMA phones to work with linux which solved a headache i had been having for 6 months trying to figure out how to get it to work.I rememerb a question about dead hard disks in FreeBSD, then yesterday about openvpn...etc.. I guess its also because people sometimes want to apear like they know everything and so feel embarassed to ask their fellow Ugandans questions especially since Kla is a really small town and most people know each other..while it is much easier to ask on general outside mailing lists where you are anonymous to the people who post replies even if they tell you to RTFM. Noah. On Thursday 29 June 2006 12:13, Henry M Kirya wrote:Its not really an issue of taste as I consider myself to be a moderately advanced user. However, I remember early days when I was just testing the waters and can tell you that most people will make a decision to go with linux or otherwise depending on ow fast they can get answers to installation queries and how helpful linux forums are. I have also subscribed to this forum on and off for some time and it still reads like newUCC licensing guidelines asterix UIXP server linux router on Cisco etc interesting as they may be, the learning curve can still be sharp for the mother who is fed up with ms viruses and wants to try linux -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Richard Mikisa Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 10:49 AM To: Linux Users Group Uganda Subject: Re: [LUG] Register The LUG On 6/29/06, Henry M Kirya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: |
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