New to Linux
Hi ,
I am totally new to linux and would like to know if there are any easy ways to learn Linux from the scratch?. |
i think that first you must choose a distro and install it as a next point you can try to read how to documents which are related to your interest. For the distro case i suggest ubuntu because its very close to the windows and package installation and upgrade is easy (pls remember to close auto update)
regards, |
what are you trying to do the quickest way to get familiar is to run a live cd..... The rest comes with time.... Now if your trying to get to the level of MIT student well you got a really long way to go.... You better plan to make your own kernel from strach...
Just what level do you want to get to....? good luck... But a LiveCD would be a good start and learning to program... |
Hi,
Thanks for the speedy replies, i actually wanted to know , how can i get started with Linux to get to a system administrator level such as RHCE?. |
http://www.redhat.com/certification/rhce/prep_guide/
CentOS is a free clone of the RHEL linux distribution. It is 100% compatible, with all of the Red Hat trademarked logos removed: http://www.centos.org/ http://www.amazon.com/Certified-Engi.../dp/0072264543 http://info.ugm.ac.id/software/yayak...ramsession.pdf Nice free download of one of the above texts: http://www.worldclassbooks.info/?p=1222 Nice site: http://www.learninglinux.com/ Set of nice looking links: http://www.linux.ro/forum/viewtopic....&start=210&218 http://linux.sys-con.com/read/43712.htm |
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