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| DATE | 2002-01-22 |
| FROM | Ruben I Safir
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| SUBJECT | Re: [hangout] New blurb for Linux 1
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Both are great
Ruben
>
> Ok, I tried re- working the Linux 1 description for two
> different audiences:
>
> (doesn't know linux at all)
> _________LINUX_1_________________________________
>
> Interested in free software, but afraid of making the jump?
> NYLXS is proud to present the next step in the linux
> revolution. Cradle to grave linux training.
> This is your chance to get a firm grasp of the Linux
> Operating system, and understand what the rage is about.
> The Linux 1 class covers everything you need to get a Linux
> system up and running. Including:
> --Installation, disk partitions
> --The shell, filesystem, configuration files
> --the X Window system, services and kernel modules
> --basic netwroking, users and groups.
>
> This class is the foundation for your free software
> future. At $200 you've never had such a deal, or a better
> excuse to jump on the train to computing freedom.
>
>
> (knows linux but doesn't want to be called a newbie)
> _________LINUX_1_________________________________
>
> Alright you've tried linux, but aren't getting what you
> want out of it. You've spent days configuring things, and
> reading man pages but sometimes you just feel overwhelmed.
> NYLXS is proud to present, Linux 1, the first class in it's
> cradle to grave linux training program.
>
> If you wan't to know how to :
> --Manually setup your partitions and tailor your installation.
> --Setup users and groups, with full control over different
> levels of access and permissions.
> --Setup networking, gateways, routing, DNS
> --tinker with system services to know exactly what's running
> on your machine.
>
> Linux 1 is the class for you. Once you learn these
> basics you'll be well on your way to mastering the operating
> system. At $200 you've never had such a deal, or a better
> excuse to jump over that learning curve to your computing
> freedom.
>
>
>
>
> ____________________________
> New Yorker Linux Users Scene
> Fair Use -
> because it's either fair use or useless....
>
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