I don't know anything about LPIC... and without any history of computer
knowledge or target usage, suggesting a distribution is tough.
I'd probably suggest one from this list:
- Ubuntu <-- My current workstation flavor, it's the same base as debian
and mint, but it seems to have a more comprehensive selection of packages
- Fedora <-- I started on this one, but had some trouble getting it to work
properly (though that was back in 2004)
- Mint <-- Tried this once and thought it was nice, but didn't like the
look of everything (very green)
- Debian <-- I run this on one webserver and one
firewall/gateway/fileserver
- Slackware <-- second one I tried, worked out very nice, but tends to have
slightly older software, it's very stable
I also run Gentoo, though I'd point all beginners away from this as a
starting point (minus a select few, only for the exceptionally adventurous)
On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 4:40 AM, huss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi all
> How are you hope you all fine i am new member and i want to learn the
> linux so can anyone help me where i find linux to download and thank
> you all
> Oh by the way i want to pass the LPIC level one so also i want to know
> which distubut is good for me
>
> >
>
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Daniel
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