Re: network configuration

I meant to reply directly to him >.<. I already did though and explained 
about the list.

Tyler Larson wrote:

> Travis Abbott wrote:
>
>> Hey,
>>    There's a nifty little tool called neat (aka 
>> system-config-network) you can use to set up your network settings. I 
>> don't use gnome or kde anymore, so I can't tell you exactly where it 
>> would be on your menu, but you can open up a terminal and type "neat" 
>> or "system-config-network" to ...
>
>
> While this was a great reply that, I think, explained quite well how 
> to solve your problem, I'd like to point out that useful replies to 
> this type of question are quite rare on this mailing list.
>
> See, fedora-config-list isn't a mailing list about configuring fedora, 
> rather it's a list where people discuss developing configuration tools 
> for fedora. A subtle, but important, difference.
>
> A wonderful place to learn how to install, configure, control, and 
> otherwise use your new operating system is fedora-list. It's full of 
> great people who are just itching to answer that type of question. 
> This list, on the other hand, is read by great people who are busy 
> trying to build the tools you use to configure the OS. They're not 
> quite as interested in (nor as good at) explaining the best way to use 
> it.
>


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