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I just want to say hello. I have only dealt with windows machines. I want to learn Linux. Mostly I want to learn Apache Server. In the past I have ...
- 08-30-2008 #1Just Joined!
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Hello All,
I just want to say hello. I have only dealt with windows machines. I want to learn Linux. Mostly I want to learn Apache Server. In the past I have tried to learn Apache on a windows machine. Everything I got told me how to do things on a linux or unix machine. I have a laptop that I can use to possibly learn something new. I am also interested in learning Command Prompt. This seems to be a very good way to talk to Apache. I am just wanting to say Hey. I am going to go browsing the forum a little.
- 08-30-2008 #2Trusted Penguin
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Welcome to LinuxForums!
So long as you remember that Linux is not Windows, I think you'll be okay on the learning curve. And since you're wondering about the command line, perhaps you'll want to take a look at LinuxCommand.org and some free E-books on the subject.
Again, welcome!Jay
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- 08-30-2008 #3Linux Newbie
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Apache installation is as easy as
, depending on the distro.Code:sudo apt-get install apache2 or sudo yum install apache2
The configuration and maintenance though, are a completely different story.
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