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On Mon, 13 Feb 2006 08:33:56 -0800, gentry76

Everything CBFalconer said and more. Read the rather long explanation at the end of this post.

Help with Fedora installation 379
In comp.os.linux.misc, on Mon 06 February 2006 13:48, CWO4 Dave Mann snip snip No. The best solution for anyone who is seeking to solve a problem is to point them in the right direction...

Windows has outlook express, which isn't the greatest, but has a newsreader in it. See if you can get someone from the library staff to set it up with one of the free, text only, news servers.

If you must use GG, at least read, and follow the suggestions at the end of this post.

200 people will give 200 different answers, and the end result will be that the OP will do just that, "pick one and try it" and then do it again.

You're welcome.

Now comes the "canned" speech about what's wrong with GG posting. It's offered as a learning tool, to help you get more, and better help, without upsetting old grouches, like me, in the process. Read it in that spirit. If you detect a note of anger, or frustration, it's not with you, but rather with GG, for their crappy implementation of their interface. ;-)

OK, let's start with the basics: Do you know what Usenet is? Do you know what a News Group is? How about a news server? Click on this link for the answers.

Help with Fedora installation 378
Michael Heiming Yes, I know .. it is a Windows user approach. However, I figured that the person must be a very...

Google unfortunately decided not to use the standards of quoting on Usenet. A quick fix can be read on the following page:

If you want to get better help and learn more, please read on.

I sympathize with your problems, and am more than willing to help you solve them. To do so you should follow the correct quoting principles and good Netiquette explained in this FAQ available at;

While you are at it, read the whole document and the links provided in it as well. Lots of good things there.

Due to the bad quoting habits and the amount of drivel coming from postings done via Google Groups, numerous people have resorted in kill filing (not reading or responding to) all postings done with Google. This means fewer knowledgeable people that are able, or willing, to help you. Proper quoting, and good netiquette, will keep more from doing the same.

It's not your fault you got sucked into GG's bad habits. It will be your fault, if you don't act to remedy the situation. Remember this: it's in your best interest to keep these knowledgeable people happy, by following a few simple rules. If you don't, you will be the only loser.

To get the best possible result from your postings, it is better to use a newsreader or Usenet client. Linux has many dedicated news readers, as well as browsers with built in news readers.

News, and you'll see which news readers you have installed. If you're running something else, look for a good newsreader. Don't use an email program.

Mental Abuse
My abuser has been using the medical device to harbutt me the last 4-5 years. I have no idea what type of a device is being used on me. I believe...

Find a Usenet server that you can post to. Your ISP probably has one. There are also free ones out there, that Google will help you locate. Type in "Usenet free servers". better yet, use this:

The one your provider has is most likely the better, faster and easier choice. Set up the news reader of your choice, download the groups list, type linux in the search box, then subscribe to alt.os.linux. and

When I see correct quoting from you, instead of what Google has been forcing you to do, I'll be right there to greet you, and help get you going. Until then:

I am out of here.

-- imotgm "Lost? Lost? I've never been lost... Been a tad confused for a month or two, but never lost."



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