Hi, > Can I get someone to recommend a reference book to help me get started > with this new adventure. The book you're after depends on what you want to do. There are plenty of specific Linux books, but I'm yet to find a general introduction to Linux. Okay, there are the for dummies series, but they're really written for those wanting an excuse not to change! > I have installed FC2 and am feeling a little > overwhelmed. Problems that I am encountering are probably old hat to > most of you ;) but I feel lost and alone. Then ask away. We're all warm and cuddly around here and will bend over backwards to help you on this new adventure. > I think a book would be the > most useful tool so I don't ask questions that have been answered a > hundred times already. Don't worry about that. Ask. That said, I bet after about 2 weeks, the number of questions drops like a brick as just about everything under linux is intuitive. You may also like to use the uk.comp.os.linux usenet group which again is full of really nice bods eager to help. TTFN Paul -- "Our enemies are innovative and resourceful - and so are we," "They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people - and neither do we." - George W. Bush, Aug 2004
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