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Newbie Question?
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KenCunningham
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Any particular variety? - this would help in pointing you towards freeware. You could download cygwyn and have a play with that.
I want to be good, is that not enough?
I want to be good, is that not enough?
Take an old PC - any old PC - I'm sure you can find one for pennies. Download a flavour of Linux - Ubuntu is a good starting point but there are plenty more. Now install the Linux on your PC.
Now Linux is not Unix but it's close enough to start with and has a very Unix flavour to it. You can also find plenty of Linux tutorials on line.
Only one word or warning, once you venture into the dark side you never go back!
On the internet no one knows you're a dog
Columb Healy
Now Linux is not Unix but it's close enough to start with and has a very Unix flavour to it. You can also find plenty of Linux tutorials on line.
Only one word or warning, once you venture into the dark side you never go back!
On the internet no one knows you're a dog
Columb Healy
Hi
Alternatively, get a not too old machine and try a live CD. ( Those will boot from a CD, load into the memory and work without touching your harddisk. ( Unless you explicitly request it. ) They are great for learning. )
Feherke.
Alternatively, get a not too old machine and try a live CD. ( Those will boot from a CD, load into the memory and work without touching your harddisk. ( Unless you explicitly request it. ) They are great for learning. )
Feherke.
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I would say to take a look at The Linux Documentation Project. Personally I did not learned from there, but I may find it useful.
And if you head toward Linux, you may visit forum619 too.
Feherke.
I would say to take a look at The Linux Documentation Project. Personally I did not learned from there, but I may find it useful.
And if you head toward Linux, you may visit forum619 too.
Feherke.
You might also check this post:
I would also recommend
they also have some good documentations.
And not to forget IBM ;-)
HTH
I would also recommend
they also have some good documentations.
And not to forget IBM ;-)
HTH
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