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I been trying learn Linux for a while now, and there is no better way than to just jump in and crash a computer a few times. So that is what I am doing at home. I have little experience with linux, as I just learned how to pronounce it correctly. I really want to learn this so I can take on more tasks at work. I am from Jax, Florida so if any one else is here or around shoot me a line.
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I really want to learn this so I can take on more tasks at work. I am from Jax, Florida so if any one else is here or around shoot me a line. 
And you are right, jumping in and trying it is probably the best way to learn Linux.
