This may come as a suprise to you but not all of us are quite up to speed with code yet. Just the same a bug advisory could be a very interesting help topic for those of us so code challenged enough to request assistance. I am not exactly a newby to Linux but I bought the book in anticipation of learning a few trix, solving a few issues, getting up to speed, and most importantly finding a way to give back to the community.
Areas of interest include but are not limited to: making Red Hat /Fedora coexist (Dual, tri, quad Boot) not just with Window$ products but otherOS's like Free BSD or competing Linux Distros such as Suse. Other high priority subjects might be making NVidia FX drivers work, modifying existing drivers for similar hardware such as a Wifi card. While I have self denigrated myself as code challenged I do get lots of oportunities to professionally interface with programers who are often just as Technically challenged but in other areas, such that we often are ableto overcome our differences long enough to actually get some work done on stuff like porting Telephony from proprietary to Open Source especially Windblow$ to Linuckx, pardon my french.
Anyway thanx for this opportunity to make myself a mark, er get acquainted, nowback to work testing and evaluating Telephony scripts. Any feedback comments, tips, docs, faqs to point at would be greatly appreciated.
dcorrell
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