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ffreeloader · 08-20-2005, 08:25 AM

Here is a good site for Redhat/Fedora, and overall Linux, newbies. It's mostly based on Redhat, but much of the information is usable in any distro. It's all about the basics of system administration in Linux.

Here is a good link for Debian administration.

I'd also like to second the recommendation for linuxquestions.org. A very helpful site.

Linuxprinting.org is one of the best sites for learning how to set up CUPS printing, finding Linux compatible printers, and Linux drivers for printers that there is. It's a very valuable site.

I haven't seen a link to this site either. It's a large help forum and Linux news site with about 65,000 users. It's called JustLinux.

And, if anyone is interested in Linux programming Linoleum has links to information on just about any programming language used in Linux that you can think of and has some tuturials dedicated to learning Linux programming.

08-20-2005, 08:25 AM	#28
ffreeloader Member (8 bit) Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 177	Here is a good site for Redhat/Fedora, and overall Linux, newbies. It's mostly based on Redhat, but much of the information is usable in any distro. It's all about the basics of system administration in Linux. Here is a good link for Debian administration. I'd also like to second the recommendation for linuxquestions.org. A very helpful site. Linuxprinting.org is one of the best sites for learning how to set up CUPS printing, finding Linux compatible printers, and Linux drivers for printers that there is. It's a very valuable site. I haven't seen a link to this site either. It's a large help forum and Linux news site with about 65,000 users. It's called JustLinux. And, if anyone is interested in Linux programming Linoleum has links to information on just about any programming language used in Linux that you can think of and has some tuturials dedicated to learning Linux programming.