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Your probably just better off installing what ever packages you want to toy around and just play with them, most configuration files are straight forward and well commented. There’s also a couple of quick DOS to UNIX guide’s on the web, I’ve noticed that a lot of these linux courses only cater for Redhat, hopefully after time you will move onto something a little better J eg.. Debian
Oh..and if you get really stuck trying to make something work, there’s always webmin which is handy for getting a nice configuration interface for pretty much every daemon/service on your system.
-Daniel Hooper
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Oh, and I live in Sydney, around the Parramatta area.
Cheers,
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Hello everybody,
I’ve been running redhat for about 3 weeks and I am very impressed with it. But the problem is, I have no idea what I am doing. I have a very strong windows background, but when it comes to Linux I am absolutely lost.
My question is: Does anyone know where I can learn how to use linux? I want to learn how to do hardcore things like setting up apache, squid and use scripts. Are there courses available that will start off with the basics and end with in the advanced stuff? Or a combination of courses? I’m not very good when it comes to learning from a book or from an online curriculum, instructor led would be best.
Thanks in advance,
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