[KLUG Members] Linux tutor.

[Nik R.]

Appreciate it I'll check it out.

Thanks

Joe Budzynski wrote:

> I am by no means an expert or power user of Linux (being on  the same 
> boat with the DOS/Windows experience), but I would definately 
> recommend a copy of "Running Linux," published by O'Reilly Press.  I 
> believe it is in the fourth edition.  I have found help for nearly any 
> administrative task I want to accomplish within that book.  It's not 
> real distro specific, so if your wanting in-depth help with Red Hat or 
> another popular distro, you may want to purchase a book on that also.  
> Just my two cents...
>
> Nik R. wrote:
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>> I have attended a few meetings and some of you know me, some of you 
>> don't.  I am actually looking for someone who can tutor me in the 
>> beast called Linux.  As it sits now, I am in a getmeby job till I can 
>> get in the IT dept. here.  I have used linux for a little over a year 
>> and am by no means a power user, but I wanna be.  Anyone who can 
>> donate time or resources or can just give me an RTFM link on the web 
>> or something, I would appreciate it.  My biggest problem is I have 
>> used DOS/Windows since I was 12 (using and installing) and I don't 
>> think I am grasping some concepts that are probably elementary in 
>> Linux.  Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
>>
>> Nik
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