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Hi to everyone, I am new to linux. I installed RHEL5 in virtual PC for startup learning. Can any one suggest some tutorial to learn Linux from basic including what ...
  1. 07-10-2007 #1
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    New to linux

    Hi to everyone,
    I am new to linux. I installed RHEL5 in virtual PC for startup learning. Can any one suggest some tutorial to learn Linux from basic including what is kernal, X Windows, etc.,? Because I want to develop embedded linux code in very near future. I referred lot of websites, I am not getting clear picture where to start?
    So. Kindly help me to learn.
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    Go to <Linux> - Google Search and search for linux tutorials. Thats going to be your best bet at finding what is easiest for you to learn linux.
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    Personally i prefer books as a learning tool and there are often threads for book recommendations so you might want to search the forums. You'll probably find other useful information too!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by the bassinvader View Post
    Personally i prefer books as a learning tool and there are often threads for book recommendations so you might want to search the forums. You'll probably find other useful information too!!


    Thanks for your all suggestion. I will try in linux - Google.
    Thank you once again.
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    I found a book for linux administration in PDF. I could send it to e-mail.
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    Quote Originally Posted by digitalis_vulgaris View Post
    I found a book for linux administration in PDF. I could send it to e-mail.
    Please Kindly send it to me.
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    The book I always recommend as a starting point is an O'Reilly publication called Running Linux. It's quite a slim volume but it gives a good overview.
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    mozart.informatik.fh-kl.de/download/Lehre/Linux_I/ruteUser_2up.pdf
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    Quote Originally Posted by digitalis_vulgaris View Post
    mozart.informatik.fh-kl.de/download/Lehre/Linux_I/ruteUser_2up.pdf
    Thanks for link. It is 330 page pdf file. Thanks a lot.
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