Re: Thoughts on subject breakdown

[Justin Couch <couch@ccis.adisys.com.au>]

G'day Mat,

> "resonable unix sysadmin" -- is there such a beast? 

dunno, We've got a couple of unreasonable ones here :P

> Excellent idea.  Maybe one of the these that we need to deciede is what is a
> good "baseline" to starting applying some the the performance changes?  If you
> plan on making changes suggested here, make sure you have checked, a, b, c.

OK, as you've probably seen by now, I've thrown my hat into the ring to
get started on this. As I'm not a LUG member I don't know a lot of the
common "problems" so after getting the first outline together, I might
ping you for some help - if that's OK.

> What I think we need to make sure that un-experienced Linux users understand
> that they will have to make sure their systems are up to a certain level before
> the points here can have a the respected effects.

Yes, that's what I hope this will do. A kind of HOWTO/FAQ section so we
don't get pestered with questions of the basic nature.

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