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Linux Recommendations (pg. 2)
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| extulas |
| quote: | Originally posted by Blake613
I just installed Redhat 7.3 with KDE 3.0 - oh so nice. |
The only thing running on my computer now ;) :D :) :disbelief |
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| mr_sick |
Personally I use slackware (it's on a p 133 with not very much memory,...) cause I don't need a GUI (I use this computer as a gateway)
But for starting with linux, the best way is using mandrake (like everybody said before ;) ) it has lots of helpful little appz which can help linux newbies.
There are also some other little distributions like Redmond linux,.... |
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| Fir3start3r |
Hey guys...got any recommendations on good Linux websites for nOobs? :p
I'm going to install it on my old 200MMX so I can learn it :) |
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| extulas |
| quote: | Originally posted by Fir3start3r
Hey guys...got any recommendations on good Linux websites for nOobs? :p
I'm going to install it on my old 200MMX so I can learn it :) |
Sites wont help, But I can sell you a Linux Command Reference Book, Its 627 pages,688 total, This is the best linux command book you can buy you will learn everything you ever need to know...I also have a RHCE exam book, If anyone is interested at all, COntact me. (Will Trade For Vinyl..) :D ;) :disbelief :) |
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| Fir3start3r |
| quote: | Originally posted by extulas
Sites wont help, But I can sell you a Linux Command Reference Book, Its 627 pages,688 total, This is the best linux command book you can buy you will learn everything you ever need to know...I also have a RHCE exam book, If anyone is interested at all, COntact me. (Will Trade For Vinyl..) :D ;) :disbelief :) |
Thanks.
I have heard of that book :)
I'll have to get it I guess. |
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| PoX |
in using debian.... it rox ;)
its wery stable and have 99% uptime.. |
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| The White Rabbi |
you need freebsd. i just bought 4cd's off the net today for £11.50 (inc p+p)
cant ing wait. |
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| Orbax |
| pleassss dont revie thris tf thread |
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| displaced |
| quote: | Originally posted by extulas
Gnome is basically for developer use, And KDE is for everything a person who doesnt program and\or devoper would use. (GAIM,LICQ...ect..) |
well, no ing wonder...
i ran redhat 6.0 with gnome for a while but everything read like greek, so i gave up and swore i'll never use linux again until they make it point-and-clicky like windows...
mmm... i'm so dependent on windows, its kinda scary... |
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| extulas |
| quote: | Originally posted by displaced
well, no ing wonder...
i ran redhat 6.0 with gnome for a while but everything read like greek, so i gave up and swore i'll never use linux again until they make it point-and-clicky like windows...
mmm... i'm so dependent on windows, its kinda scary... |
Your gonna be waiting a long time! :toothless I cant speak for all linux users, But I know the people who I know who use linux NEVER want linux to be like windows, Well, Their is "Lindows" which I hope they loose their lawsuit so they cant produce it! :whip: :whip: :whip: :disbelief |
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| extulas |
| quote: | Originally posted by The White Rabbi
you need freebsd. i just bought 4cd's off the net today for £11.50 (inc p+p)
cant ing wait. |
Why pay when you can download? :toothless http://www.linuxiso.org ;) :D :) :disbelief |
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| Munken |
| quote: | Originally posted by extulas
Why pay when you can download? :toothless http://www.linuxiso.org ;) :D :) :disbelief |
Why spend 2-3 days downloading 4x700MB iso files :p |
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