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From: lear@topaz.RUTGERS.EDU (eliot lear)
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Subject: Re: Unix, Unixpeople, Usenix - from a non-compunerd's point of view...
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> Well, I'm not sure I agree.  My shiny new 3B2 came with a stack of manuals
> that fills up a 30 inch bookshelf (and took me all day to sort and assemble
> into the binders and integrate the updates.)  Sun comes with a similar stack
> of manuals.  So does Masscomp.  So does Xenix.  So does PC/IX.  Etc.
> 
> You know what?  I can never find anything in any of them.

Neither can many people, especially those people that have not memorized
sections 1 through 8.  I like the idea of net.doc but how about something
more on the lines of net.questions (or net.answers or net.questions AND
net.questions.answers :-)).

					eliot
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