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[ILUG] Winux partitions

[ILUG] Winux partitions

Wynne, Conor Conor.Wynne at compaq.com
Fri Jul 13 08:54:36 IST 2001


OK the access one was OTT, I see that now, I think there were some crossed
wires somewhere. Its just that ILUG is one of the BEST resources I have seen
for all sorts of help and I'm in a lot of newsgroups both internal and
external, but ILUG is my personal favorite, as its very helpfull, nobody
flames - that much - and its IRISH. I have been tempted to post non-linux
related stuff before, but I usually found what I was looking for with a wee
google. 

And totally OTT but last night I dreamt that I worked for google with BillG
and Linus - I woke up all confused - wierd or what.

Anyway no worries, were all friends. 

Later Dudeskies,
CW

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On Thursday 12 July 2001 16:00, David Hamilton wrote:

> But if you look at his last post, he did say that he wanted to dual boot
> the system, and he had previously mentioned LILO, which is ever so
slightly
> Linux related, so can we please stop being such techno-snobs.

Yes, I wasn't referring to that post, which I agree was Linux-related
(albeit slightly).  I was referring to the post
(http://www.linux.ie/pipermail/ilug/2001-July/034255.html) which was a
"how to use Microsoft Access" question, nothing whatsoever, even
tangentially, to do with Linux.

As I said in my previous message, it's not a "snob" issue, or a pro-
versus anti-Microsoft thing, it's a question of a message being
appropriate for the list it's posted to.  The technobabble list might
be more suitable than the ILUG list, but I still think that a bit of
googling would be more productive overall.




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