[Gloucs] my learning

[Mark]

On 6 Jan 2003, Guy Edwards wrote:

> On Mon, 2003-01-06 at 13:29, Charlie Markwick wrote:
> > I am conscious that my time for learning of Linux is too sporadic. Is there
> > anyone on the list who would be able and willing to offer me a day's tuition
> > based here in Gloucester (paid of course) to improve my knowledge?
>
> Just while you're waiting for someone to volunteer...

well, you did insist!

sorry i would have raised my head earlier, but i just had a muppet of a
server to configure.. *mutters*


Really the issue is just what would you like to know, none of us is going
to claim to know it all (well if they do they arent having a christmas
card..!).

Let us know what you want to be doing and lets see what people can come up
with.
If all else fails im in hucclecote and would be happy to spare a
saturday morning or a sunday (or a saturday afternoon if the beer tokens
are aplenty!)..even an evening or two if nothing else fits.

Hope something emerges!

Mark



>
> Other than that.. having an actual problem you want to solve makes
> learning faster too, like wanting to burn a CD or rip mp3s or get files
> shared with windows on a network. You could make a list of all the
> things you want to be able to do (specific tasks) and then work through
> them using Google to find resources as you tackle each one. Every time
> you find yourself using a command or utility or concept you're unsure of
> or don't know much about, look up the background behind it on the net so
> that you learn all the gaps and then you'll always know why you need to
> perform x,y and z to achieve a. ...hmm maybe I should follow my own
> advise, I haven't done any 101 revision in ages.
>
> Guy
>
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