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I am totally new at working with Linux Suse....or any Linux for that matter.I have decided to step away from Microsoft but am clueless to working with Linux.I have managed ...
  1. 12-13-2007 #1
    Mr.H
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    I am totally new at working with Linux Suse....or any Linux for that matter.I have decided to step away from Microsoft but am clueless to working with Linux.I have managed to install Suse 10.3 on my pc but thats about it....having difficulty installing anything else for i am unfamiliar with this OS.If anyone can assist me in a link of a website or any information for that matter it would be much appreciated.

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  2. 12-13-2007 #2
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    Welcome to linux and LinuxForums!

    Here and here you can find information about using yast and adding repositories. Also here is a list of yast repositories. If you got any question/trouble post here.
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  3. 12-14-2007 #3
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    Thank you valemon....will have a look at it...much apreciate it
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    If you really want to learn Linux ... just keep at it. The more time you spend "playing" with it the more profecient you'll become.

    As for Linux vs MS, if you were good with MS, odds are you'll really enjoy your computer that much more since you "upgraded" to Linux, and Suse as experience is showing me, is really a rather good rendition of Linux.

    Hope this helps.

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  5. 12-15-2007 #5
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    If your interested in really learning Linux

    start [LBo]

    It is an on going course with lots of help available.
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