Andy Streich wrote:
Agreed. I use a similar strategy. I just want to give the newbie the option
to do that -- after they have a solid working setup. Until then, a
"debian-newcomer" list (or debian-how-in-the-heck-do-I-get-this-working list)
seems like a good idea.
This has been discussed a lot of times (read as 'read the archives').
There is no real use in setting up a newbie list or debian-newbie list.
The thing is if it is a newbie list, only newbies will be there and you
wont get any advice from experts. To almost all the questions you will
have replies saying "oh! I do have the same problem"... but there wont
be any solution provided by anyone (as everyone is a newbie). I know I
wont hang out in a newbie list. But I am not sure about others.
bye
raju
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