> Just as with Unix, just as with DOS, the more confounding everything is, the better it is Unix == confounding? I'm sorry but even as a complete n00b and nee

> Just as with Unix, just as with DOS, the more confounding everything is, the better it is Unix == confounding? I'm sorry but even as a complete n00b and needing to buy "Unix in a Nutshell" in the early 1990's, Unix refreshingly made complete sense compared to DOS+QEMM+win3.1+IRQ's+spend all your time tuning and trying to get things to maybe work. It was like night and day. Yes there were things to learn (hence the book) but it was easy and just worked. Edit: referring to SunOS/Solaris on Sun hardware in the early 1990's vs DOS