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Revision as of 18:28, 24 March 2013
What do you want to learn today?
So you are new to Linux and want an introduction. Or you want to see if there is anything you did not even think about that you can do with Linux. Either way, this page is here to help you.
Contents
Tips
Did you know...
 you can run a Linux desktop in a browser |
 you can create graphs using gnuplot |
- here is a list of the best Linux games
- you can access a remote computer's display?
- more...
Intro
Installing Linux -> Your first steps on Linux -> commands -> shell scripting tutorial
How to...
- watch TV
- use a webcam with Linux
- install Linux on a USB disk
- use a digital camera with Linux
- play a CD
- Set up a mail server
- passwordless logins
- Set up an ldap server
- control a computer over the network
- Take use of virtualization
- convert images
- all...
Learning
- shell scripting tutorial
- regular expressions
- dpkg-rpm equivalent commands
- the software build process
