On Monday 19 February 2007 12:17:50 am Greg Smith wrote: > Hello all! > > My name is Greg Smith, and I have been fiddling with Linux for the > last several years. I really like Linux, and am partial to the SuSE > distro. I would really like to migrate all of my home computers to > Linux, as I am (and have been for a long while) fed up with Microsoft's > bullshit. But so far, I have had problems in this area. > So......... Is there a resource out there that can explain Linux's ins > and outs in layman's terms? I have no problems with trying to learn > the ins and outs, but most sources I can find are either TOO basic, or > way over my head. Can anyone recommend a good starting point for my > education? I am certainly willing to learn, even if it takes a few > years, to get up to speed on Linux. I am just looking for a course of > action, and am lost. Any guidance would be appreciated! Thanks for > your time and consideration! > > Best Regards, > Greg
One decent resource is Paul Sheer's "Linux: Rute User's Tutorial and Exposition" available in hard copy from Amazon or it can be found as a free download online. It may not be exactly up-to-date but it will cover all the basics and more for you. Stan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
