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From: bryan@ihnet.UUCP (b. k. delaney)
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Subject: Unix and user friendy systems
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Date: Thu, 9-May-85 15:26:40 EDT
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Posted: Thu May  9 15:26:40 1985
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There seems to be this idea going around that  unix is not
user friendly, uses cryptic names for commands and
is hard for non computer types to learn.  Well this is simply
not true. For example what about all of those non programer 
types who own Comodore 64 HOME computers?  The real problem with
unix is not unix, but very very very poor  documentation.
Hell most of the documentation I have seen on unix assumes 
you have a Phd in Computer Science. As to my reference about the
Comodore 64, well, if you have never used a 64, go visit a 
friend who has one and you will see what I am talking about.

					ihuxf!bryan
					Bryan DeLaney