If you have a question about MacOS or Win9x, you send in an email & a volunteer gets back to you within 24 hours. I've used them a couple of times & they are fast, efficient, and courteous. Best of all, they solved my problem every time.
Speaking as someone who is going to be doing his first RH install in 2 weeks, your idea of a volunteer Linux support site sounds like an excellent idea, and seems like it would be in keeping with the "community".
Exactly. Gotta have that clickthrough rate. I've seen statistics which says this is now hovering around 1-2%, which ain't much, and it's getting worse every year.
Trying to support an online venture through advertising _only_ is extrememely difficult (the only people I can think of who make a profit at it are Yahoo. Excite, CNet, et al, don't make any money).
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If you have a question about MacOS or Win9x, you send in an email & a volunteer gets back to you within 24 hours. I've used them a couple of times & they are fast, efficient, and courteous. Best of all, they solved my problem every time.
Speaking as someone who is going to be doing his first RH install in 2 weeks, your idea of a volunteer Linux support site sounds like an excellent idea, and seems like it would be in keeping with the "community".
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Trying to support an online venture through advertising _only_ is extrememely difficult (the only people I can think of who make a profit at it are Yahoo. Excite, CNet, et al, don't make any money).
Be curious to see
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Member in Good Standing,
I'm stunned
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Member in Good Standing,