Networking

[Stanley Hutchinson]

	Thank you for your reading of my plea for help,  the quotes I use come from 
disc2 of the two disc set for Kubuntu_6_10_i386    doc -> install -> manual 
-> en -> ch01.html ->
	My submission was, I have been advised,  to a members list of which I am not 
a member so it may never appear on that list
	Lured from Tertiary education in England by the uniforms of  WW2  I can 
assure you that it is who's inside not the uniform that attracts the girls 

	Do the people studying  Dentistry, Medicine, Political Science, Accountancy 
etc.  also install their own operating systems ?  The students themselves, 
not their department's 'computer guy',  an affirmative answer adds more 
people to those requiring the information I seek

	Much is written about the lack of experienced installation and service people  
holding back the progress of Linux onto the desktop  -  nobody wants to 
employ people who are learning, they all want experienced operators

	Running your own home network and sharing your expertise, for free or 
otherwise, increases not only your experience but also the number of people 
who are accustomed to using Linux, eventually easing the load on workplace 
Administrators 

	Conversely, everybody using a computer at their workplace has a home and most 
of those will be home to more than one person

Once again thanks,

Stan Hutchinson

	Whitsunday Coast
	Queensland
	Australia