> > Want REAL attitude? Try OpenBSD. Now THAT's an attitude. (And we'll
> > leave it up to you to decide if it's good or bad... that's a judgement
> > call I'm not prepared to discuss on a Linux list! GRIN...)
Openbsd is not for newbies.
Faq is must_to_read for it.
> Don't think I would be up for that one. I did try installing FreeBSD
> right before moving to Debian (I was in one of those experimental
> 'let's try a new OS' moods) and I did what I usually did and started
> lurking in lists getting prepared to ask questions. Very intense
> bunch, sort of like Linux concentrate. Never got the chance to ask
> one of my patented newbie questions, and I may be better off for
> having not. :-)
Lol.
You should first read excelent book
in /usr/share/doc.
All unices are documented enough. Just
none wants to waste time for that.
Zoran
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