Re: [tlug] Intro and Question: Working with ATOK X

[Jake Morrison <jake_morrison@example.com>]

> 
> Being new to Linux, I am cautious about editing configuration files
> without some pretty clear instructions. In this case, the
> instructions are clear, but my xinput file is a bit different 
> from what is listed at the URL above. 

I can't help with the ATOK issue, but I can give a bit of guidance
with respect to config files. 

Don't worry too much about experimentation, just make a backup 
copy of the file first. You can always return to your 
previous configuration if things don't work. This approach
works even with fundamental boot files like /etc/fstab. 
If you have a boot floppy and a backup of the file, you can 
usually get yourself out of any problem you got yourself into. 

The traditional Unix config method has its disadvantages
(many scattered cryptic config files), but after you get the
hang of things, it can be quite nice.

Regards,
Jake 



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