GRUB question.

[Willy K. Hamra]

Knapp wrote:
> * 4) gentoo-wiki.com has really interesting stuff about GRUB!!!
>        I didn't knew about that (and I'm completely new, to a proper Linux
>       (hard disk) installation)!
>       Seems like more reading and practicing needed from my party! :-)
> 
> Glad to hear you got that.  I have told a lot of people that Gentoo
> has great Linux info even if you don't run that, pain in the butt but
> fun distro, but few seem to listen.
> 
> 
> 
no distro is complete without proper documentation and extensive help
files. man files are great, but are a bit old fashioned, and don't serve
the user's needs in a graphical environment. one of the few things i
miss in windows is the help and support center. it contained
_everything_! and more importantly is that it is local on the HD, and
more than can bring stuff from online documentation when connected.
Believe it or not, i learned what partitions and filesystems and a lot
more computer stuff from that help and support center.
i see that gentoo did an excellent job in their wiki, though i never
used gentoo before. it's weird how you can find tons of people willing
to do the hardest stuff of coding and programming, and very few willing
to help write a proper documentation which anyone with computer literacy
can do!

-- 
Willy K. Hamra
Manager of Hamra Information Systems
Co. Manager of Zeina Computer & Billy Net
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