 | | | newbie | newbie 2003-06-26 - By Jesse Keating
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On Wednesday 25 June 2003 15:16, afme@(protected) wrote:
> I looked at both urls
> www.webmin.com The man knows how to write and put up a webpage. IF only one
> could get that installed in linux, instead of windows which won't allow
> that, and I cannot get INTO linux beyond gnome, so far. Consider the bugs,
> fill in the search box when I don't even know what bugs to look at, also
> looked at the list, I might as well be reading swahili. The bugs are topic
> and task specific, which requires one already knows how Linux works and can
> use it. Then some or other detail won't go as EXPECTED and one focusses on
> solving that within one's grasp of the subject. It means one must at least
> have some grasp to things. So far I have none. Now how can an expert make
> it easy to understand to a newbie? Which inverts the issue as put up by the
> next one.
I'm seriously having a hard time understanding your English. Webmin.com is a
Linux application. It installs very easily on Red Hat. Download the .rpm
file, and run: rpm -ivh webmin-version.arch.rpm. (replace "version" and
"arch" with the actual terms from the file you downloaded).
I don't understand what you mean by "get INTO linux beyond gnome". What is
your goal? How can we help you obtain your goal?
What bugs are you talking about? Where are you "filling in the search box"?
What "list" are you looking at?
If you don't know how to use Linux or how Linux works, why are you looking at
bugs then? Shouldn't you be concentrating on USING Linux rather than trying
to read bug reports?
Perhaps you should invest in some Using Linux type books. There are plenty
out there. You should also visit http://www.linuxnewbie.org. You should
probably learn to walk before you run headlong into Linux.
--
Jesse Keating RHCE MCSE
http://geek.j2solutions.net
Mondo DevTeam (www.mondorescue.org)
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