Re: [orca-list] Do many users exclusively use Linux?
- From: luke <speakup lists tacticus com>
- To: mattias <mj mjw se>
- Cc: orca-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [orca-list] Do many users exclusively use Linux?
- Date: Sat, 6 Dec 2008 15:56:27 -0500 (EST)
I don't currently on my Gnome system, for the moment, as it is a laptop I
use disconnected often, and I can't get the bloody BCM43xx wireless to
actually connect to anything, even though it sees plenty of networks.
However on my other command line based systems I usually use alpine or
even pine on one of them (sorry to those to whom that is an
expletive--it's what I learned on under Sun/BSD systems, and I just never
liked mutt).
Luke
On Sat, 6 Dec 2008, mattias wrote:
Luke how do you mail via command line?
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För luke
Skickat: den 6 december 2008 21:39
Till: James & Nash
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Ämne: Re: [orca-list] Do many users exclusively use Linux?
That depends utterly and completely upon what you do with your system,
and
how comfortable you are with various things.
For me, it is a total windows replacement (haven't used windows on my
personal machines since Win 3.11!:)), but I am a command line guy from
wayback, so learning how to do things the non-graphical way is not a new
thing for me.
I am still not doing a great many things under Gnome with Orca, but I am
relatively new to Orca, so this will probably change. I use Orca's
console access via gnome-terminal to do many things, but I have been
doing text editing, limited web browsing with Firefox, and similar small
scale information retrieval type things with Gnome.
Everything else I am still doing from the command line.
That works for me, but it may not for you, again depending on what you
have to do on a daily basis.
I have Windows experience (98, and the XP flavors), from having to
administer it for clients, so this is not a foreign environment for me,
I
just prefer text based tools from bash, which is a field where I am much
more comfortable. (and quick.)
Just my $0.02.
Luke
On Sat, 6 Dec 2008, James & Nash wrote:
Hi folks, well the subject says it all. I know that there has been a
great deal of work done on Orca and it is continually being improved,
but is Linux a usable daily system? Or is it best to still keep Win on
my machine?
Best wishes
james
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