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Distribution: Foresight Linux 2.0.1, Sabayon Linux 3.4 and Slackware 12.1
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Hello, world!
Greetings.
I'm i845_. I'm 21, and have been using Linux for the past 6 years or so.
I've mostly worked on Linux using GUIs. I wish to learn more about the innards of the system, so I have recently migrated to Slackware.
Am struggling with fonts at the moment. Hope to resolve this soon.
Am looking forward to a great learning experience.
Welcome to LQ Slackware is a great distro for learning the CLI - with the lack of GUI tools you are pretty much forced to use the CLI. As I'm sure you're discovering
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Slackware is a great distro for learning the CLI - with the lack of GUI tools you are pretty much forced to use the CLI. As I'm sure you're discovering 
