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Your question is pretty broad. Perhaps try the "Tutorials" section (see tab above). There are tons of tutorials and how-to articles all about the Internet, but in addition LQ you may want to check The Linux Documentation Project
1. Learn how to spell: it's Linux.
or are you trying to be funny?
2. You can find Tutorials on the Main Menu. Just click on... wait for it... Linux Tutorials
jdk
Please evo2, let's not be bouring. but yes, I would spell it with the "u". Deutsch taught at MIT, Yale, Harvard, etc. so I suppose he picked up the American spelling at work.
@luibil Sorry, I should have written "....neighbors[sic]" but some might find that a tad pedantic.
jdk
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