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I started using linux from jan 2010 everything in linux seems to be greek & latin but read couple of articles about the ability of Customise which inspried ...
- 02-26-2010 #1Just Joined!
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Newbie here
Hi Forum
I started using linux from jan 2010 everything in linux seems to be greek & latin but read couple of articles about the ability of Customise which inspried me to know more in depth
well the journey has begin hope everyone helps me out with hurdles which i am going to encounter
thanks
binaryboy
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We stand by you in time of need
For now, enjoy your journey.Debian GNU/Linux -- You know you want it.
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- 02-26-2010 #4forum.guy
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Welcome to the forums!
Originally Posted by binaryboy 
Right, and it takes a while to learn greek and latin, so it might take a while to learn Linux, as well.
Either way, we hope you will enjoy Linux during the learning process... oz
→ new members/users: read this first | new member faq
→ no private messages requesting computer support - post them on the forums!
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The learning curve isn't nearly as steep as you might think and, in my opinion, the power curve is incredible. By the time you know Linux well, you'll have tripled your knowledge of computers and software. Linux rocks!
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Hey whatsup man! Btw, what Linux distro are you using? Or what variation I guess is what I'm asking? Ubuntu, Suse?
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Here is a tutorial site (not greek or latin)
Originally Posted by binaryboy Hi Forum
I started using linux from jan 2010 everything in linux seems to be greek & latin but read couple of articles about the ability of Customise which inspried me to know more in depth
well the journey has begin hope everyone helps me out with hurdles which i am going to encounter
thanks
binaryboyCode:http : / / lowfatlinux.com /
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Welcome to the forums and to linux. Give a couple months and you'll have down the basics and then Windows will seem like Greek (or possibly just so tediously slow and bloated that you'll wonder why you used it for so long). The community is extremely helpful so never hesitate to ask anything at all
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Welcome to the world of Linux!
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a journey that enlivens
Welcome. As you learn you get freedom to do what you want, like use a small Live Linux for email browsing or such when on other computers. Slax , Puppy or use afull blown master tool like Knoppix to sort our others folks problems.
Welcome, to those who can learn and live.
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