Robert Black wrote:
When I was teaching myself Linux about nine years ago and X was still having
growing pains Midnight Commander probably meant the difference between
learning linux and giving up as most work was done from the command line.
I realized today that I never said thanks back
On Mon, May 07, 2007 at 02:46:08AM +1000, Tim wrote:
I have to agree. I don't even bother with GUIs and MC is my main tool ...
and it should
be. I think it's important to have a good system maintenace tool independant
of X.
Put my name down to the lists of thanks. Learning how to use
On Mon, 7 May 2007, Tim wrote:
Robert Black wrote:
When I was teaching myself Linux about nine years ago and X was still having
growing pains Midnight Commander probably meant the difference between
learning linux and giving up as most work was done from the command line.
I realized today
On Thu, May 03, 2007 at 10:10:43PM -0300, tarcisio praciano-pereira wrote:
Dear Robert
When you find the author, add my name with exactly the same words as your's
and the same time
in the boat, it was 1996 I started and mc was essential for doing everything
I could not do in
Unix
When I was teaching myself Linux about nine years ago and X was still having
growing pains Midnight Commander probably meant the difference between
learning linux and giving up as most work was done from the command line.
I realized today that I never said thanks back then when it probably
03 07:14:13 2007
Subject: Thank you to the author of MC
When I was teaching myself Linux about nine years ago and X was still having
growing pains Midnight Commander probably meant the difference between
learning linux and giving up as most work was done from the command line.
I realized today
On 2007/05/03 12:27 (GMT-0400) Donofrio, Lewis apparently typed:
Robert Black wrote:
When I was teaching myself Linux about nine years ago and X was still having
growing pains Midnight Commander probably meant the difference between
learning linux and giving up as most work was done from
Dear Robert
When you find the author, add my name with exactly the same words as your's
and the same time
in the boat, it was 1996 I started and mc was essential for doing everything
I could not do in
Unix environment. Even today I do not install Linux without mc.
Add my name.
Tarcisio
