here is my situation. I'm a windows user and have no experience what so ever with Linux. But I'm looking to try it out. The problem is that every guide i look at on the red hat page sends me clicking somewhere else. I'm having spaghetti Code nightmares he he.

was wondering if anyone knows of a solid 1 page no link guide for absolute noobits. I'm not to concerned about choices now with my first install. I'm more concerned with getting a positive experience under my belt that sets me off on the right learning path

read something about anaconda???? but when i went to dl it there were lots and lots of files with no explanation in clear sight

Ty

Ifreborn

"was wondering if anyone knows of a solid 1 page no link guide for absolute noobits."

Fedora is still close enough to Red Hat that Red Hat documentation works fine for Fedora. It is far easier to do your first install from a book than from web sites. I suggest that you go to the library and check out either "The Red Hat Bible" or "Red Hat Linux for Dummies". Both are good books in spite of the unfortunate dummies name. They are also in the neighborhood of 500 pages long so a one page web site cannot compete with the amount of information in the books.


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