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Any one looking to get into linux and not wanting to spend a bunch, but still getting the latest distro's, have a look here: www.edmunds-enterprises.com
They are quick and I have been very happy with the service.
I might add that most of the books I use for Linux come from the bargain bin, $1-$3.
They are quick and I have been very happy with the service.
I might add that most of the books I use for Linux come from the bargain bin, $1-$3.
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Last edited by cscgal; Mar 22nd, 2004 at 3:19 am.
Or you could just download a linux distro for free, and learn information online for free..... there's always that....
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Many credible resources exist online.
http://tldp.org comes to mind. Some of it may be a bit dated, but lots of help is also available on IRC and various newsgroups.
http://tldp.org comes to mind. Some of it may be a bit dated, but lots of help is also available on IRC and various newsgroups.
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Originally Posted by Eico
Or you could just download a linux distro for free, and learn information online for free..... there's always that....
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What's more, you deserve to be hacked.
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What's more, you deserve to be hacked.
-- former White House cybersecurity czar Richard Clarke
I always tell my friends, "everything is free on the net, as long as you have the patience to look for it."
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*I am the oceans.. Still, still yet always in constant *
*motion.Quiet but never afraid,Silent but always awake*
*And no God nor Man can control where you roam.. no *
*boundaries cast forever you last.... *
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Originally Posted by TheOgre
Who needs 'net for docs?
Another good Linux portal is http://www.YoLinux.com
-- Michael RudasHow To Ask Questions The Smart Way (article by Eric Raymond).
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