over the past few days while browsing through linuxquestions.org i have come accross some very useful and intresting websites ( below )

as a newbie i find that some times information is difficult to find and difficult to understand when you dont know what people are talking about, when i started using linux i got stuck on the command prompt, now i am running several webservers and using two boxes to route internet trafic. here are some of the sites i have found:

http://www.tldp.org ( linux documentation project - lost of documents about how to set stuff up )
http://www.unixguide.net/linux/linuxshortcuts.shtml ( i found this in some ones signature - list of useful commands )
http://www.apache.org ( apache webserver - documents section )
http://www.mysql.com ( mysql - SQl server - searchable documents )
http://www.php.com ( PHP scripting language used, mainly with apache to serve dynnamic web pages )


if you have a useful link post it here let every one see it

Hi, that unixguide link won't work. And since I have it in my signature, and that one works, I can't figure it out. Just thought I'd let ya know.

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<edit>Ok after comparing them side by side, your link says "unixquide" it's a Q instead of G.

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ah!

see i am still learning to type

when i put the linux in i put www.unixquide.com and it should be unixguide.com ( note the letter Q where is should be a letter G )

any who i have edited the original post to correct the problem

thanks for telling me!!

www.yolinux.com is a nice one.
lynch

found yet another one in some ones signature

http://home.c2i.net/dark/linux.html

www.icewalkers.com - is quite good
software.linux.com
and of course - www.linuxquestions.org

www.linux.org Further into that site: http://www.linux.org/lessons/

For laptop people:
www.linux-laptop.org

And for all your movie needs www.mplayerhq.hu

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www.levenez.com [/url]
A lot of lLinux history

google.com and groups.google.com
Too many Linux links to visit them all...

http://www.linuxnewbie.org

alot like linuxquestions.org, but I like linuxquestions.org better