mailing list split (was: setup.exe)

[tgray@adacplastics.com]

I agree completely.  I use both Winbloze and Linux and do not 
want to have to monitor and sort through multiple mailing lists.  I 
think much of the "frumpling" (new word, I think) that we're getting 
on the list is because of ignorant newbie windows users finding 
VNC and trying to learn how to use it just the way they want to 
without RTFM...  usually is involves it running without the tray icon. 
 
We just have to deal with it, because the world is not perfect and 
because some people do not use computers as a goal but as a 
means to a goal and have no interest in the underlying "guts" of 
computing.  Be nice to them, ignore them, or flame them; it's up to 
you.

**Note**  Ignorance is not stupidity.  I am ignorant of a great many 
things only because I don't know about them.  That does not mean 
I cannot learn them, I just haven't yet.  I have no burning desire to 
know everything anyway.

On 9 Mar 2000, Freddy Jensen <vnc-list "at" uk.research.att.com> wrote: 
> 
> 
> I recommend against splitting up the list.
> 
> Quite a few questions on the list are regarding cross
> platform connectivity issues. ...

<snipped>
"If you don't think life is interesting,
you're not paying enough attention." me, 1987-ish.
--Tim Gray


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