I joke that my Palm Pilot is the real brain and that I'm just the
interface between it and the keyboard for my job.
When I learn something new, it goes in the Palm.
When I learned Linux, it was via complete immersion. It took 4 months
of beating my head against the steep learning curve before I was able to
take control and make it do what I wanted.
There are only about 20 commands you really need to know. Cheat sheets
will help with the rest.
George Toft, CISSP, MSIS
My IT Department
www.myITaz.com
480-544-1067
Confidential data protection experts for the financial industry.
Siri Amrit Kaur wrote:
> On Tuesday 04 July 2006 11:05 am, betty kindly wrote:
>
>
>>linux is just so great, there is always something new to learn. (that
>>should keep us from getting alzheimer's)
>
>
> I had to laugh. That's the main reason I keep trying to learn Linux! I'm so
> not a geek. Nothing about commandline comes naturally to me and I can't
> remember more than three commands. But I keep trying, because I figure it's
> enough of a challenge to keep my brains from turning into (more) mush as I
> grow old...
>
> Siri Amrit
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