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Welcome to the Ultimate Linux Newbie Guide!
Whether you have been using Windows and DOS for 10 years, or if you are totally
new to computers and Linux is the first operating system you have ever seen before,
this guide can help you get to grips with the basics of the Linux operating system.
At all times, you can navigate through this web site, using the buttons at the
top of the screen. Just click on one of the 10 chapters in the Chapter Guide to begin.
If you get really stuck, and the chapters don't answer that vital question,
then please click on the Forum button. Lots of people (including me!) are
waiting to help you!
I hope that the Ultimate Linux Newbie Guide helps you into a new world of operating
environments, and hopefully makes you smile along the way!
Passivo income
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If you are completely new to Linux, I suggest starting on Chapter 1
: What is Linux?
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If you want a more in depth description of what each of the chapters are about before you embark
on reading them, then have a look here.
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The Linux Newbie Guide is always a work in progress, To see all of the latest developments on the site and in
the Linux Community as a whole, please have a look here.
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Al, The webmaster has comprised a few things that would be useful as a reference, or to print out. Check
here to find out what certain Linux commands do, and how to build a kernel and (soon)
much more!
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In addition to the standard chapters, we also provide Hot Topics which are quick, easy tutorials on getting the
sort of stuff most new users to Linux want to do, IE: Connect to the Internet, Burn a CD.
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If you want to suggest something to the webmaster, or you have a problem that's not being
answered on the forum, don't be afraid to write to Al!
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For all the best links to helpful resources in getting you started with Linux, including the
homepages of the best distributions and other handy Linux resources that you can't go without!
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This site and all of it's contents is maintained under the GNU Open Source License and is (C)CopyLeft Alistair Ross 2001.
For more information on the GNU, their license and the work they do, please visit www.gnu.org
This site is hosted by the XBOLT.network
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