On Mon, 28 Aug 2017 18:23:08 -0700
wes dijo:
>>
>> We are considering a project over the next year:
>> writing a "Linux Widow's Guide".
>>
>
>What would go in this guide that isn't in Linux For Dummies?
I considered the same idea. But I have an even easier idea: Make sure
the expected survivor i
>
> We are considering a project over the next year:
> writing a "Linux Widow's Guide".
>
What would go in this guide that isn't in Linux For Dummies?
-wes
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Humm...
As a side issue I'll be returning to school for Software Engineering
& Embedded systems. Hoping to have some of my student loans
forgiven I was thinking of setting up something where we take given-away
computers and install a variant of Linux education for poor Montessori
programs,
char
> We are considering a project over the next year:
> writing a "Linux Widow's Guide". Perhaps that title
> is sexist; I have met many competent women Linux
> adepts, but none with a non-techy husband depending
> on Linux systems that she exclusively maintains.
> "Linux Widow(er)s Guide" seems cl
Over 25 years, my wife has grown dependent on me to
maintain the computers and fix problems. I worry
that if something happens to me, she will be unable
to stay connected, do upgrades, keep the printers
working, get stuff repaired and replaced, and resist
charlatans and crooks exploiting her curre
