When people ask me how should they start on the GIS world, I always give them two advices:
* Check OsGeo. * Read the Libro Libre de SIG Libre[1] (only Spanish, translations accepted) If OsGeo disappeared, someone should invent it. Which doesn't mean it is the only way to achieve the same goals. For example, in Spain we have the geoinquietos (georestless) local groups which work somehow independently from OsGeo. But most of the people are the same in both groups, it is just that using our own "brand" allows us to do things more freely (talking about data instead of software, talking about privative resources, talking about geocaching, just take some geobeers,...). But we always go back to OsGeo as the reference. [1] http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Libro_SIG
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