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Tiny Core: this is what a Linux guru should start with
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FWIW: The link to this story gets an extremely poor rating on WOT. First time I've ever seen something like that here. :-)
I have two big problems with this article's topic:
1. TCLinux goes straight into the GUI, no login required. Running as root? C'mon, that's so Windows 9x. A real guru would have a login, and then find a way around the restrictions.
2. Someone being a "guru" would imply that the bespoke person started a long, long time ago, long before TCLinux was around.
1. TCLinux goes straight into the GUI, no login required. Running as root? C'mon, that's so Windows 9x. A real guru would have a login, and then find a way around the restrictions.
2. Someone being a "guru" would imply that the bespoke person started a long, long time ago, long before TCLinux was around.
@ gus...
Yeah, that struck me as odd. A Linux "guru" isn't a guru until (s)he learns the system. The title makes no sense to me....why read further?
Yeah, that struck me as odd. A Linux "guru" isn't a guru until (s)he learns the system. The title makes no sense to me....why read further?
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