On 01/31/03 14:15 +0200, Jonathan Hardisty wrote:
> Hi
>
> I've been working with Windows systems for the last 12 years and I'm very
> new to Linux. Are there any resources that explain/help the move from
> Windows to Linux?
The best general reference I've found, especially when I was early in my
On Fri, 31 Jan 2003, Joe Polk wrote:
> You might want to check your local bookstore.
* Use the internet, or a public library. They're relatively free.
I learned by reading, and doing- that's how one would learn DOS,
right ?
Good luck.
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On Friday 31 January 2003 08:56 am, you wrote:
> I highly recommend this book (vendor neutral):
>
> LPI Linux Certification in a Nutshell
> by Jeffrey Dean, Jeffery Dean
>
> Take a couple of weeks and read it very slowly.
> This will give you good, strong, and necessary skills to run
> Linux in a
Perhaps the following sites can help. I don't know of any that gives tips
such as "What the equivalent to Windows explorer" but they have some great
stuff to pour through. I use them often.
http://tldp.org <-- Lots of good howto's including one which is close I
think to what you are looking for
> I've been working with Windows systems for the last 12 years and I'm very
> new to Linux. Are there any resources that explain/help the move from
> Windows to Linux?
I highly recommend this book (vendor neutral):
LPI Linux Certification in a Nutshell
by Jeffrey Dean, Jeffery Dean
Take a coup
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Subject: Re: Windows to Linux
You might want to check your local bookstore. There are some books that
are
aimed specifically at the Windows user looking to venture into Linux.
You can
consult the various HOW-TO's and do Google searches on various
questions, but
if you w
You might want to check your local bookstore. There are some books that are
aimed specifically at the Windows user looking to venture into Linux. You can
consult the various HOW-TO's and do Google searches on various questions, but
if you want a good consolidated reference, a good intro to Linux