On Wednesday 22 January 2003 02:29 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> That's a personal choice. I think that people who are interested in
> learning unix should use the command line first -- if you are just looking
> for a free replacement for windows, by all means install gnome/kde.
Well said. The
That's a personal choice. I think that people who are interested in learning
unix should use the command line first -- if you are just looking for a free
replacement for windows, by all means install gnome/kde.
> I'm still a newbie to Linux and learning as much as I can.
>
> My question is,
I'm still a Linux
newbie, too, but I've had pretty good results with Red Hat 7.3's GNOME desktop
environment and the Nautilus graphical shell. It's a Windows-like
experience. The command line is still available from the "Terminal
emulation program" button.
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I'm still a newbie to Linux and learning as much as I can.
My question is, does a newbie have to worry about installing or using X
Windows when they are first starting to use Linux?
Should they learn how to navigate Linux just using the command line before
they start using X Windows?
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