Maurice Kinal wrote in a message to Don Waybright:
MK> I believe the best approach to learning is to purchase a
MK> good reference book on Linux (University book stores are
MK> good suppliers of such material).  While you are learning I
Well I am on the right track... I got a few.  O'Rielly's were the most 
recommended: _Running_Linux_ and _Linux_In_A_Nutshell_.  Also have a few 
others....
MK> typing Linux commands on a DOS prompt then you know that you
MK> are ready to make the switch.  :)
I guess that would be a good indicator!
It's the file structure that is killing me... All these different 
sub-directories at the root level (These make sense).  Then there appears to 
be similar sub-directories lower down.  This is a bit confusing.
Also I think I realized one part that was loosing me.  When I installed 
RedHat before I was expecting "something" to happen.  Then again I was 
sitting at the local console.  I imagine things would have been different if 
I was coming remote?  I guess I am thinking from the BBS SysOp perspective.  
I am use to seeing the user's interface in action.  I take it that things are 
different in the Linux world?
Thanks for your time.
Rgds,
 -=Don=-
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