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Thread: Basic Unix

  1. #11
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    INstalling a unix i suggest *bsd like & from the console you will learn the basic command
    with man dedication & patient will help you more then books sometimes
    I prefer and old real book than online or console book but if you're young maybe you're used
    to read on the terminal
    Goodjourney

  2. #12
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    There is a book called the Linux Rute Users Tutorial and Exposition, it is a great book , AND

    IT IS AVAILABLE FREE FOR DOWNLOAD.

    WOOOOOOOOOOTTTTT!!!!!!!

    Go to google, and enter Rute Tutorial Exposition in the search field, and you should find several links to it.

  3. #13
    If you want to have something to experiment on without partitioning, or giving up the os you're used to you should take a look at knoppix. It is a linux distro that boots off a cd. All you do is download the iso, burn it to a cd, and then restart with the cd in the drive.

    It contains a the linux kernel and even kde and xmms for your multimedia pleasure.

    This is where I got my first real taste of linux and I've never looked back.

    To download the iso go to http://www.knopper.net/knoppix/index-en.html and scroll down about 2/3 of the page to a table of places hosting the file
    Darwin\'s rollin\' over in his coffin, The fittest are surviving much lest often,
    Now everything seems to be reversing, And it\'s worsening!
    --nofx, American Errorist

  4. #14
    hey a)sna I am pretty sure that Mandrake does that also. I might be worng though.

    Whizkid2300

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