On Mon, 16 Oct 2000, MAA Rizwan wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> Could you please tell me and others, "how can a Linux Newbie can become a
> Linux expert?". are there any how-tos for this. What are the features and
yeah there are, read all of them. and also the man pages, and info pages,
and hang out at /. and freshmeat and google's Linux pages and
userfriendly.org . Also sourceforge.org . All this after doing your normal
work, or as I would prefer, do your normal work on Linux if it is possible
(and it should, considering that someone has made coffee with Linux).
> utilities a user has to learn to become an expert? Your help will benefit
> many new users. This is indeed an important question. Please advise...
>
do your work on Linux and read the relevant docs for each. If there are
none, write them. (that's a not-yet-a-guru's guide to becoming a guru in
365 days. sorry no 24 hours or 21 days here)
> Yours truly,
> Rizwaan.
do all the above, be patient, meditate and philosophise and lo-and-behold
you'll be a real guru!
best wishes,
Indraneel
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