Best way to learn the basics?
I was just wondering if anyone here might be able to provide a few links to some decent Linux newbie guides. I am currently having quite a few problems that I need to work out, and I think the easiest way would be to just start reading. I have visited tdlp.com so far and its an alright site, but most of the guides I found on that site are pretty specific. Im looking for just a basic guide to teach me from the ground up. Thanks
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well there is the RUTE Guide covers everything, highly recommended ...
file system hierarchy to know how the folder structure works ... a less detailed heirarchyexplanation but just as useful a dictionary of linux commands very good site a couple little shortcut keys on some common things .. a more detailed list of shortcuts and commands .. summary on some commands compare dos to linux commands same as above and finally the history of UNIX ;-) |
Wow, thanks. That was alot more than I could have hoped for. The Rute one looks especially promising. I think I know what Im going to be doing for the next few days...
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