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Hi! I΄m new to linux and I΄ve been trying to wade my way about it for a few months now. My system΄s a multiboot and that΄s why I have the luxury of doing so. It΄s frustrating though! I΄ve been wanting to turn to linux for a while now but I haven΄t been able to because I just can΄t seem to navigate the linux system! I΄m gettin΄ there though. I was born and raised in Canada but I have been living in Greece for the past ten years. If anyone has any questions about me or for me, feel free to ask!
I am failry new to Linux too (also on a dual boot ) and I know what you mean - navigating your way around does take a little getting used to! I have been using it for about a month now and have just recently managed to set up a small private network. I get most of my information from the linux HOWTO's and guides which cover most topics and are really good for newbies!
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) and I know what you mean - navigating your way around does take a little getting used to! I have been using it for about a month now and have just recently managed to set up a small private network. I get most of my information from the linux HOWTO's and guides which cover most topics and are really good for newbies!
