[Lvlug] Linux documentation

[Charles R. Kreps]

Hi, I'm the college kid that attended my fist meeting last month and as a
"newbie" I have found the documentation to be very helpful in getting me
started with linux.  It's written in a way that I think hour for hour has
taught me more than reading windows documentation has. Forces me to think
more.  The only thing holding me back from permenatly moving to the linux
os is the fact that I have what is known as a "winmodem" on my
desktop.  It's a dumb modem that needs a windows driver to operate.  And
of course the major fact that my campus doesn't use linux at all.
-charles kreps

On Tue, 7 May 2002, Daniel S. Washko wrote:

> I was just glancing at an article in Information Week regarding the Linux in
> the Business world.  One of the "serveral factors" holding linux back, they
> claim, is:  Inadequate documentation.
> 
> I'm just curious about what members of the LUG think regarding Linux
> documentation.  Is it inadequate?  How do you feel it compares with other
> Operating Systems and software?
> 
> 
> -- 
> Daniel S. Washko
> www.thelinuxlink.net/lvlinux
> Lehigh Valley Linux Users Group
> Get Slack (www.slackware.com) and get happy!
> 
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