He has a point. Windows 95, with all its falut, still is a very
user friendly system. If you have fully compliant system, usuall you
won't have any problems installing it. I still strongly believe that
Linux can mold into a desktop much like Windows 95 in its good ways. A
user friendly interface lying ontop of Linux may be a great way get
people's attention. I really think this is something that had been truely
neglected in most of the distribtuion I seem so far. Perhaps, it is
something worth working on? Maybe to entice more people to switch to
Linux as an alternative to Windows 95. (It is more feasible now, with
Corel WordPerfect, Applixware, ICQ (using Java), and KDE desktop.) If
someone is working on it, please let me know. A Linux for "MAC" user.
(not to say MAC user are dummies, but user friendly..)
from Henry Chih-Hsiang Yao
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On Thu, 26 Mar 1998, Keith Dart wrote:
> On Fri, 27 Mar 1998, Mat Serwas wrote:
>
> > Gentlemen,
> >
> > Thank you for your reply.
> >
> > Just would like to add a few comments about Redhat:
>
> It sounds like you need to go to an "Install Fest". Where do you live? If
> you live in the SF Bay area (or Silicon Valley) you can go the the SVLUG
> Install Fest, held every month.
>
> In the future, these installs should get more polished so that those that
> don't want to fiddle with it can do just that. Now, Linux is primarily for
> those that don't mind a little diddling with their system.
>
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