Dying to learn Linux n Ubuntu
 

Hey hi all i m new t this forum and i wants to learn everything abt linux and all stuffs related to it so help me out

http://www.linuxnewbieguide.org/
http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Natty
http://www.linuxmanpages.com/

Use your imagination and a search engine. I recommend Google. :)

Write entire words (not m, t, abt, etc.), or you will annoy a large fraction of those who would otherwise give you help.

Linux is far too big a topic for anyone to learn "everything" about it.

If you put in some real effort, you should be able to learn a lot about Linux.

Learn by doing. Asking questions is good in support of learning by doing, but not instead of doing.

Download or otherwise obtain a Ubuntu CD and try it, maybe in liveCD mode, maybe directly installing it on your hard drive.

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thanks guys for appreciation i do use Google a lot but in the end i need your help.....that's why

Why do you still need our help? I don't understand... Your question is just too general to satisfy your need. You've got to be specific!

Most important key to success even in real life outside computers unless you want be person who follows other people orders.. Be creative and experiment and then you'll laugh at lot of common problems. :) Noone was born with knowledge but everyone has ability to evolve.

I don't believe this is medically accurate.


sparrow: You came to the right place. Plus, on top of everything, Linux is very fun to learn, So I'm sure that you will end up diving into it and learning more than you might think quicker.

Nice! It lead me to Tips for Linux Explorers, which looks to be a nice place for beginners to start.

Install a distro and learn as you go along - it's an adventure :)

I hope you find that article and the links useful.

Have FUN! :)

Yes. In fact it reminds me a bit of Rute.

Hmm... that gives me an idea. I need to add online Linux teaching books to my GNU/Adventurer's Backpack article, I think. Thanks for reminding me by mentioning RUTE. ;)