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> On Wednesday 16 February 2005 11:32 am, David Smith wrote:
> > So why not create a WinByForce list? Perhaps [EMAIL PROTECTED] Any +1s?
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> As overgeneral I support this :-p
As undercorporal, I support his support.
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I'm in the exact same boat as many of you!
Whew, I'm finally out of the closet.
Yes, I run a Linux Samba server, but I spend most of my time
administering Windows clients and servers.
Couldn't we just continue to post to this list with our windows questions?
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 11:55:57 -0700,
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Why the urge to go out and buy another domain name?:)
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Quoting Jayce^ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Wednesday 16 February 2005 11:32 am, David Smith wrote:
> > So why not create a WinByForce li
David Smith wrote:
So why not create a WinByForce list? Perhaps [EMAIL PROTECTED] Any +1s?
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Steve Dibb wrote:
Kenneth Burgener wrote:
Lars Rasmussen wrote:
I often find myself with MS software/config questions(I run a Samba
domain w/ 2000 & XP workstations) and feel that the only place I can
ask them w/o getting lambasted is Google.
You and me both.
Feel free to email me off list if you
On Wednesday 16 February 2005 11:13 am, Steve Dibb wrote:
> Well if no one else minds, I'll step up and front us a
> domain/website/mailing list.
Just add to the plug server, a domain is fine, but we've got everything else
there.
And the poetic justice of having the win questions hosted on a lin
On Wednesday 16 February 2005 11:32 am, David Smith wrote:
> So why not create a WinByForce list? Perhaps [EMAIL PROTECTED] Any +1s?
As overgeneral I support this :-p
winquestionsforreluctantadmins
administeringunconvertedwinmachines
others?
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On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 11:13:58 -0700, Steve Dibb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hans Fugal wrote:
> > What we need is a list for windows
> > admins who wish they weren't. I'd be on it, and I suspect there's a good
> > number of people on this list who would too. Maybe we should start one.
> > I agree i
> Hans Fugal wrote:
>> Windows questions from *nix users to "normal" windows admins tend to be
>> an excercise in miscommunication. What we need is a list for windows
>> admins who wish they weren't. I'd be on it, and I suspect there's a good
>> number of people on this list who would too. Maybe
Kenneth Burgener wrote:
Hans Fugal wrote:
Windows questions from *nix users to "normal" windows admins tend to be
an excercise in miscommunication. What we need is a list for windows
admins who wish they weren't. I'd be on it, and I suspect there's a good
number of people on this list who would too
Hans Fugal wrote:
What we need is a list for windows
admins who wish they weren't. I'd be on it, and I suspect there's a good
number of people on this list who would too. Maybe we should start one.
I agree it's not exactly on-topic for this list.
Well if no one else minds, I'll step up and front us
Gabriel Gunderson wrote:
What we need is a list for windows
admins who wish they weren't.
Kind of a W.A.A. (Windows Admins Anonymous) list. With a 10 step
program and everything. Yeah, I think it could fly.
It really wouldn't be too hard to setup an extra mailing list for
Windows Admins.
Get a
Kenneth Burgener wrote:
Lars Rasmussen wrote:
I often find myself with MS software/config questions(I run a Samba
domain w/ 2000 & XP workstations) and feel that the only place I can
ask them w/o getting lambasted is Google.
You and me both.
Feel free to email me off list if you have info but feel
Hans Fugal wrote:
Windows questions from *nix users to "normal" windows admins tend to be
an excercise in miscommunication. What we need is a list for windows
admins who wish they weren't. I'd be on it, and I suspect there's a good
number of people on this list who would too. Maybe we should start
On Wed, 2005-02-16 at 10:54 -0700, Hans Fugal wrote:
> What we need is a list for windows
> admins who wish they weren't.
Kind of a W.A.A. (Windows Admins Anonymous) list. With a 10 step
program and everything. Yeah, I think it could fly.
Gabe
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Windows questions from *nix users to "normal" windows admins tend to be
an excercise in miscommunication. What we need is a list for windows
admins who wish they weren't. I'd be on it, and I suspect there's a good
number of people on this list who would too. Maybe we should start one.
I agree it's
Lars Rasmussen wrote:
I often find myself with MS software/config questions(I run a Samba
domain w/ 2000 & XP workstations) and feel that the only place I can
ask them w/o getting lambasted is Google.
You and me both.
Feel free to email me off list if you have info but feel this is an
inappropriate
I often find myself with MS software/config questions(I run a Samba
domain w/ 2000 & XP workstations) and feel that the only place I can
ask them w/o getting lambasted is Google.
I'm looking for some good Windows 2000/XP mailing list resources.
Sometimes the answers you get on a mailing list are
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