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I've been using many Windows OS's all of my life, and I've gotten quite used to them. The thing is, I believe that if I own software, I should be ...
- 03-05-2011 #1Just Joined!
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Switching to Open Source
I've been using many Windows OS's all of my life, and I've gotten quite used to them. The thing is, I believe that if I own software, I should be free to do whatever I want with it. Windows and Apple do not offer that, or anything close, so I'd really like to get very acquainted with linux. At the moment, I've been dual-booting with Linux Mint 9 Isadora, but I don't really know too much about it. I'm nowhere near being a "power user". I'd really like to get better and utilize bash a little more. Is there a guide anyone could recommend?
- 03-05-2011 #2Super Moderator
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We have a ton of guides available for you. I'll only post one or two so you don't feel overwhelmed.
Linux-Books.us - Free Linux Books
5 Excellent Downloadable eBooks To Teach Yourself Linux
Oh, okay, one more.
Free On-line Linux Technical Books and TutorialsI do not respond to private messages asking for Linux help, Please keep it on the forums only.
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Thanks a bunch for these! Why didn't I already expect for linux books to be free too? lol. Do you recommend I check one of them out before the others?
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