On Wed, 9 Mar 2005, Taryn East wrote:
out of curiosity - is there anyting specific to support younger people?
Mainly becuase my BF's son (16) is getting interested in this stuff and
was wondering where a good place to point him would be. I was thinking
of dragging him along to SLUGlets to
out of curiosity - is there anyting specific to support younger people?
Mainly becuase my BF's son (16) is getting interested in this stuff and
was wondering where a good place to point him would be. I was thinking
of dragging him along to SLUGlets to start with but was wondering if
there's
Taryn East wrote:
out of curiosity - is there anyting specific to support younger people?
Mainly becuase my BF's son (16) is getting interested in this stuff and
was wondering where a good place to point him would be. I was thinking
of dragging him along to SLUGlets to start with but was wondering
On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 11:18:48 +1100, Taryn East [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
out of curiosity - is there anyting specific to support younger people?
Mainly becuase my BF's son (16) is getting interested in this stuff and
was wondering where a good place to point him would be. I was thinking
of
This stuff Do you mean computers and linux? Like windows, linux
has a hardware compatibility list. Do you know what he wants to do
with Linux? The way I started out was playing with DEC unix at uni way
back when win3.0 was out, I hated using windows since the release of
win95, and found Linux
On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 11:39:52 +1100, Kevin Saenz uttered
The other thing is that you could install a program called vmware if
feel nervous about installing linux on your computer.
Or use one of the LiveCD's such as Knoppix or Ubuntu ...
Cheers,
--
Steve
On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 11:39:52 +1100, Kevin Saenz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This stuff Do you mean computers and linux? Like windows, linux
has a hardware compatibility list. Do you know what he wants to do
with Linux? The way I started out was playing with DEC unix at uni way
back when win3.0
damn.. must remember... shift-L to reply!
* Michael Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] spake thus:
On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 11:18:48 +1100, Taryn East [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Give them a crash n burn machine, and then a few distros to play with.
Direct them to the howto LDP stuff.
Best way to learn is to
* Kevin Saenz [EMAIL PROTECTED] spake thus:
This stuff Do you mean computers and linux? Like windows, linux
has a hardware compatibility list. Do you know what he wants to do
with Linux? The way I started out was playing with DEC unix at uni way
back when win3.0 was out, I hated using
I don't think that anyone suggested it, but what's wrong with coming
along to SLUG meetings? The times I've been it definitely hasn't been an
adults only kind of meeting. Definitely some young folk around.
I don't know about your BF's son, but when I was 16 I got waaay more
mileage out of
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