Beginning Ubuntu Linux

[WhoCares]

Just wanted to let everyone know that I am new to Linux and was able to
sucessfully install and setup my Ubuntu without any knowledge of Linux.
While I was at it, I set my machine as dual boot.

Just yesterday I bought a new book out called "Beginning Ubuntu Linux"
written by Keir Thomas.

I would recommend this book as a tutorial to using Ubuntu Linux.

Also, the book comes with Ubuntu "Breezy"

[Gordon]

WhoCares wrote:

> Just wanted to let everyone know that I am new to Linux and was able to
> sucessfully install and setup my Ubuntu without any knowledge of Linux.
> While I was at it, I set my machine as dual boot.
>
> Just yesterday I bought a new book out called "Beginning Ubuntu Linux"
> written by Keir Thomas.
>
> I would recommend this book as a tutorial to using Ubuntu Linux.
>
> Also, the book comes with Ubuntu "Breezy"

Welcome to the club! I hope you have an enjoyable experience!

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Registered Linux User no 240308
Ubuntu 5.10
gordonDOTburgessparkerATgbpcomputingDOTcoDOTuk
to email me replace the obvious!

[Conor]

In article <pan.2006.05.19.10.22.28.661676@localdomain.com> , WhoCares
says...

> Just wanted to let everyone know that I am new to Linux and was able to
> sucessfully install and setup my Ubuntu without any knowledge of Linux.
> While I was at it, I set my machine as dual boot.
>
> Just yesterday I bought a new book out called "Beginning Ubuntu Linux"
> written by Keir Thomas.
>
> I would recommend this book as a tutorial to using Ubuntu Linux.
>
> Also, the book comes with Ubuntu "Breezy"
>

Make sure to take advantage of [url]http://www.ubuntuforums.org/[/url]

--
Conor,

Same shit, different day.

[beef]

Conor wrote:

> In article <pan.2006.05.19.10.22.28.661676@localdomain.com> , WhoCares
> says...

>> Just wanted to let everyone know that I am new to Linux and was able to
>> sucessfully install and setup my Ubuntu without any knowledge of Linux.
>> While I was at it, I set my machine as dual boot.
>>
>> Just yesterday I bought a new book out called "Beginning Ubuntu Linux"
>> written by Keir Thomas.
>>
>> I would recommend this book as a tutorial to using Ubuntu Linux.
>>
>> Also, the book comes with Ubuntu "Breezy"
>>

> Make sure to take advantage of [url]http://www.ubuntuforums.org/[/url]
>

Conor, as well as the book you got, i cant paise the site
[url]http://ubuntuguide.org/[/url] enough, it has been a huge help to me on my
(still continuing) learning curve with linux : )

[Fred Williams]

On Fri, 19 May 2006 19:20:23 +0100, beef wrote:

> Conor wrote:

>> In article <pan.2006.05.19.10.22.28.661676@localdomain.com> , WhoCares
>> says...

>>> Just wanted to let everyone know that I am new to Linux and was able to
>>> sucessfully install and setup my Ubuntu without any knowledge of Linux.
>>> While I was at it, I set my machine as dual boot.
>>>
>>> Just yesterday I bought a new book out called "Beginning Ubuntu Linux"
>>> written by Keir Thomas.
>>>
>>> I would recommend this book as a tutorial to using Ubuntu Linux.
>>>
>>> Also, the book comes with Ubuntu "Breezy"
>>>

>> Make sure to take advantage of [url]http://www.ubuntuforums.org/[/url]
>>

> Conor, as well as the book you got, i cant paise the site
> [url]http://ubuntuguide.org/[/url] enough, it has been a huge help to me on my (still
> continuing) learning curve with linux : )

That looks like a great site, Thanks!

--
Fred.