RE: HELP HELP HELP HELP

[Rajkumar Andrews <shibumi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Tend to agree with Shanker.  I would like to reiterate one point strongly: go 
through documentation (HOWTOs, FAQs, miniHOWTO, etc) and mail list archives.  
There are tons and tons of info already available for use. And like Shanker 
(and many others all over the world) there is no joy/pleasure/excitement/high 
like you get when you manage to DO IT YOURSELF.
I'm learning Python these past few months.  All that I have is the tutorial 
and documentation I received with my Red Hat 5.2 CD.  I get such a high when 
my program/script works that I literally yell (my family has stopped giving me 
better advice!! a long time ago).
Have fun using linux!

RKA
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>        I realize that this post does not make any particular point and
>is highly immature and vague. But i hope it makes interesting reading.
>Always open for comments from fellow enlightened GNU'ers.
>
>        Finally, A spl thanx to the old timers for making the whole
>Linux experience for me a little more fun.
>
>-- Shanu
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>  Shanker Balan                                Debian/GNU Linux 2.1
>  St. Alberts College
>  Cochin  India
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