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hello everyone this is my first post on linuxquestions.org. I actually started linux a couple of days back.Since it is holidays for me so why not try a new OS. But after I actually satrted using it,i realized i should have started it earlier.I have wasted my entire freshman year doing stuffs other than this which really matter.Then I finally realized "Time is money and Time is running"...
I can sympathise: I always wish I'd started with Linux years before I finally did. I guess one just has to assume that everything happens for a reason, or at least in its own time. Now's a great time to start learning, though. Have fun!
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