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Learning More About Linux?
teh moges asks: "From an administrator point of view, I know a lot about Microsoft Windows: where files are stored, where settings are, which registry keys to edit, how to change drivers, and so on. I made the initial switch to Linux a year ago. I now feel capable enough with using Linux, from an end user's point of view, so that when things go wrong, I can fix them. I now want to become even more familiar with Linux. Are there any great resources, such as websites, wikis or books for someone that wants to find out exactly how Linux works and how to fix and modify it?"
Double cut flat files? Nail files? Diamond files? Needle files? Machine files?
Can you be more specific about the files please.
Do not try to read the dupe, thats impossible. Instead, only try to realize the truth
What truth?
There is no dupe
In part 2 we'll be looking at installing XFCE and removing the embarrassment that is Gnome. Until next time...
Why not just buy a good book?
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I wish I could have modded this insightful AND off-topic! ;)
Err, he stated:
I made the initial switch to Linux a year ago. I now feel capable enough with using Linux, from an end user's point of view, so that when things go wrong, I can fix them.
Now I know it is de rigeur not to read the article, but there wasn't even an article to read here - did you even read the question?