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Jay <cullain@chaffee.net> wrote:

Thanks Jay.

I believe you are correct.  I have come to realize that there is a big
learning curve ahead of me.  I've learned an enormous amount in the
past week or so. Reading is definately the key.  I've received some
help from people in the news  groups, also, which is greatly
appreciated.
I look forward to the day I can help someone else.

 Although I still think the GUIs are alittle flakey the OS does seem
to be pretty stable.  Maybe some day I will be able to fix the
problems instead of just complaining about them.

To be honest...my opinion...nothing is flakier that Win9x  :o)

Thanks again for your help (I read you're other posts too).
Good advice; thanks.


JW

>JW wrote:
>
>> 've tried and tried various things over the last couple of months and
>> noting works.
>>
>> All as root:
>>
>> I've tried installing RPMs  (with rpm -i and gnorpm).
>>
>> I've tried using PPPD, netconf, etc. (worked once, stopped working).
>>
>> I've tried sndconfig (worked once stopped working).
>>
>> I've reinstalled the OS, (I thought this only needed to be done with
>> Windows9X).
>>
>> No luck.  I've read NG after NG.  I've tried all suggestions.  No
>> luck.
>>
>> The only thing I get is a pretty desktop in Gnome (can't install KDE
>> off of RH supplied applications disk).  I hope Linux is more that just
>> a bunch of pretty desktops :o)
>>
>> I tried RedHat support... Nothing... My opinion, worse than MS support
>> and I don't believe MS has support!!  :o)  I guess I was a fool to pay
>> $79 for the VAR.
>>
>> Do I have a flakey distro? Is Gnome flakey?  Is Linux flakey?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> JW
>
>Linux is probably the best OS around, way better than windows, I think
>you need to read more, get a book on linux, use the books that come with
>linux.
>
>If you are still stuck, post exact questions, and give error messages.
>