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Signing off from this list, with many thanks for the support of those
of you who got that there is such a thing as an "open source spirit".<br>
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That would include Brian, Jason, Jim, Chris, Oren, and several others
who could speak to my relatively low level of expertise, without
condescending, or indulging in childish scolding for any lack of
knowledge on my part. <br>
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It was fun giving Linux a whirl on the desktop, and still use it on my
laptop. May try it again when it catches up with my home hardware, but
since I have had no burning questions for some time, and have nothing
topically noteworthy to contribute at this time, it makes good sense
for me to log on to the KCLUG Website and find the instructions for
removing myself from the list. I don't think that as a home / home
office user only, that the discussions that are of interest to the vast
majority of this group, professionally or otherwise, apply to me.<br>
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Thanks again, and good luck always,<br>
<br>
Rick</font>
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