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Well Terry, you are absolutely right.  First of all Karen could use dosemu 
while in linux.  Gee, I wish I could better run that?
Next, you see that the first 2 years I was running DOS, I was just typing 
commands.  I had very little idea what they meant or how you use them in other 
areas.  Well, then in 1995 I got a shell account, but I knew nothing about 
unix.  I actually thought it should be declared a swear-word.  I feel much 
differently today.
Last October 2 friends installed linux--and certainly the machine is lots more 
stable than the every other day crashes in windows.
Sure I still have plenty of outstanding issues, but basicly I would love to 
find a live interactive linux class where I can learn the basics--and 
eventually configure-and-installing programs, without as much handholding.
A live instructor would be the best
Thanks from Southern Cal
Hart