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    Default Ok... its time to get serious...

    I want to get serious about knowing how to use my computer, people i hang out with think im some 1337 hacker or some crap, even when i tell them im not, and i feel like im some microsoft cattle with no way out!!! And no idea what i can do with this comp.


    So my question to every1 who uses Linux and programs or alters the programming of their OS, is where did u learn it and what books would u recommend to me, at a starting from the bottom level. Once i get the hang of it, i want to throw this Windows CD anyway for good.

    Puh-leaze, help me remove this strangle hold Microsoft has around my neck!!!

    Also any recommended Open-Source OS recommendations are welcome!
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    And this is where I say "You've got a will, but it isn't free." :]
    Quote Originally Posted by Chakan the forever man
    If you never hear from me again, it is because I came to close to the truth.

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    Quote Originally Posted by metro
    dont you think you already spend enough time inside?

    Well inbetween the football team im on, lifting weights for the football team, parties i go to(*Once a week atleast, and NOT lan parties*), doing random manual labor for my job, and walking to all these places, i think i can commit a hour a day to reading a book. And maybe actually get something done over the summer.
    Quote Originally Posted by Mirage View Post
    And this is where I say "You've got a will, but it isn't free." :]
    Quote Originally Posted by Chakan the forever man
    If you never hear from me again, it is because I came to close to the truth.

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    CloudSquallandZidane, my advice would be to burn an active CD (www.linuxiso.org go to Knoppix and burn the .ISO file on to a CD), and boot off of that CD into Linux and test the waters a little bit first before you jump in. You may find that not having all the software of windows to be unbearable...

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