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   From: Sybren Stuvel    
   Subject: Re: My ubuntu experience   
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   :?6G:> Can you tell me how to get the network routing table without   
   >> resorting to a commandline interface on those systems?   
   >   
   > Why the hell should a rookie user need the network routing table?   
      
   Because his internet connecion isn't working?   
      
   > 99% of the people using the computer never would have to bother in   
   > their lives (and it's good so).   
      
   Still, you stated Windows and MacOS are 100% GUI. That means that   
   something trivially easy as getting the routing table should be   
   available in a GUI as well.   
      
   Sybren   
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