Hello, people

This is my very first posting here (there's this promise of "full benefits" after writing). Thru the years i've found myself arriving in open source contexts, probably due to being disturbed by services with a lording attitude towards us users. Not being a tech, I work with people, I am still interested in the How-tos. N number of times I have vaguely decided to start learning Linux once for all, and this is now round N+1.

So where is the ultimate Teach Yourself Linux resource? (good old text-book style could suit me)

Krisu

I can say only good luck
and train as much as you can (you learn the most with examples practicing)

Googling teach yourself linux produced nearly 3.000.000 hits in less than ,25 seconds. Here's the first one:
5 Excellent Downloadable eBooks To Teach Yourself Linux Got the idea?
ciao
jdk

You'll probably spend a LOT of your time on these sites...

http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/

http://www.howtoforge.com/

-C

I have a book Unix using Linux and there is some good info and labs in there. Good luck!

There is lots of stuff at the Linux Documentation Project. It might be a good starting place.

See also http://rute.2038bug.com/index.html.gz