As Stephen said, good summary.
From my experience, installing from sources (with yum for updates and
additional packages) I learned much about what is in the system. Frankly
I did not find the GUIs to be "ready for primetime" when it comes to
setting up a system. Using the GUI does not teach you about dialplans,
SIP, or Zap configurations that are critical to understand if you are
going to build/run a production system.
Between google, this list, and some trial and error you should be able
to get your first system up and running in a reasonable timeframe. The
people here are experienced and very willing to help.
Best Regards,
Allen.
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