You guys should make a sticky of what to do when your a pure N00b. Like how to start the commands to start. I log into this forum and i see all this stuff but it doesnt tell me basic commands or what stuff does. How to start basically. How the hell do i know what to look for being a new linux user. like how do i find stuff to install. How do i install it. What do i need for the basics. Stop just helping experianced people and make it more for real N00bs. thats what this boad is supposed to be about i thought.
Suggestions
Thx
~City
<replaced some words with 'stuff', see board guidelines>
Quote:You guys should make a sticky of what to do when your a pure N00b. Like how to start the commands to start. I log into this forum and i see all this stuff but it doesnt tell me basic commands or what stuff does. How to start basically. How the hell do i know what to look for being a new linux user. like how do i find stuff to install. How do i install it. What do i need for the basics. Stop just helping experianced people and make it more for real N00bs. thats what this boad is supposed to be about i thought.
Suggestions
Thx
~City
Yeah I like this idea, we have the information in the forums, but its here and there. We should try merging it together into a 'all-in-all' solution kit for noobs. How can a noob know to search for init issues if they don't understand what init is?... getting more interested in this the more I think about it....
in the mean time one of the best starter kits I've seen is called the "
Linux Cookbook" it says its out of date, but its still very useful.
Now to start thinking about creating a list of useful command line / gui utilites.