Linux-kernel mailing list archive 1998-50,: Some thing to think about

# Some thing to think about

Balbir Singh (balbirs@wipro.wipsys.soft.net)
Wed, 16 Dec 1998 12:11:47 +0530 (IST)

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Hi,
I just joined the mailing list about a week back. During this period
I have seen a lot of queries being posted on this list and some wonderful
answers from the OO (Original OS hackers, writers, etc.) guys. The range
of solutions is really immense and can at times be overwhelming.
Everybody knows and interprets messages in his own way, which is probably
why we humans are called intelligent. I am a very proud user of Linux, and
other GNU products. I was wondering if it is possible to build some kind
of a knowledge base on Linux.
What I mean by a knowledge base is that all
known information about Linux, be put under various categories (Yeah ! I
know this may already be around). But this one ought to be different.
The knowledge base can be used at regular intervals to get some
conclusions about all our thought (what we as a mailing list or a group
think, and what direction are we heading in).

I have another request, will somebody let me know as to where I can find
a tutorial on as (a good one). It is difficult to understand code with-
out the knowledge of as
Thank u all for u'r time
Balbir Singh ( A Linux amateur)

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