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Old 17-12-2008, 07:34 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi all,
Someone please assign me a good book for linux?
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Old 17-12-2008, 07:47 PM   #2 (permalink)
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linux in a nutshell, go for latest version or linux bible latest version.
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Old 17-12-2008, 07:53 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Please assign me in detail......publication ,writer etc
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linux in a nutshell is from oriely - writer - dont remember- check on the site, and bible is from wiley- writer-Christopher Negus.
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Old 17-12-2008, 08:24 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Which one is the best ?
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Which one is the best ?
if you are a complete noob and not interested in tweaking stuff, go for linux in a nut shell.
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Linux for Windows Addicts
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And before that Linux is NOT windows.
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Old 18-12-2008, 12:51 PM   #9 (permalink)
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if you are a complete noob and not interested in tweaking stuff, go for linux in a nut shell.
U can say this for me .......but i want to learn linux in a deep sence.....so tell me a best linux book.

Is linux bible from wiley- writer-Christopher Negus best one.
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Old 18-12-2008, 01:25 PM   #10 (permalink)
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There is no single all the stuff book for Linux. First procure a book eg. bible install Linux and try it out. Sure you will run into some problems. Get help from book or online forums like this. You'll be well familiar with Linux in 1-2 months . Good luck
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Old 18-12-2008, 01:30 PM   #11 (permalink)
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There is no single all the stuff book for Linux. First procure a book eg. bible install Linux and try it out. Sure you will run into some problems. Get help from book or online forums like this. You'll be well familiar with Linux in 1-2 months . Good luck
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U can say this for me .......but i want to learn linux in a deep sence.....so tell me a best linux book.

Is linux bible from wiley- writer-Christopher Negus best one.
I will not its the bst one, however it covers lot of stuff, and depending on your need of experience there are different books, start with these books.
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Newbie to Linux Planin to buy a book so buyin linux bible from wiley- writer-Christopher Negus will be ok?
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linux bible is good but nothing beats the online world, forums, blogs and other resources.

I do refer to Linux Bible but its a bit geeky if your linux IQ is nil.
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Get a friend who uses Linux. No book can beat a real life human being in front of you to help you.
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How can i??.....if everyone stick to .....just microsoft windows .Can i add u ....as friend ....help me in linux.

In xubuntu .....i need to run a .chm file ....how can i do this?......and also want to know how to transfer files from xp to xubuntu?
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^^for such kind of help first google
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How can i??.....if everyone stick to .....just microsoft windows .Can i add u ....as friend ....help me in linux.

In xubuntu .....i need to run a .chm file ....how can i do this?......and also want to know how to transfer files from xp to xubuntu?
To get some help, just ask in this forum. thats how many guys here, me included, learnt linux. and google is another precious tool to get help.

As for chm, use xchm.

Ubuntu has a software called Synaptic Package Manager. Using its search function, you can get software for any work.
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If you want to master linux don't ignore commandline. They are very powerful, useful and sometimes gets job done faster than GUI.
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east or west CLI is the best until you get something which cannot be undone.
If you want yourself to be a linux geek start learning linux using CLI from the beginning .
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Command line interface .........even ....when i just try to compile....c source code ...using gcc it gives some error messages.

I am really new to linux.......can anyone tell me how to set gcc also tell me its dependency.

Can anyone assign me ....a good tutorial on CLI.
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i suggest u install fedora9 from DVD with all the development kits installed. Then you have all the compilers with you. gcc, g++, java, python, ruby,perl.........

Even you have qt3 and qt4 ides also. U are also presented with c,C++ IDEs when u use KDE. I suggest u install both KDE as well as GNOME.

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[code] use ur own editor(i suggest kwrite) and type the program and save it.Then point to the directory using terminal and type

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CLI tutorial----search in yahoo or google and practice them. There is no need for a book. Search and find as many commands as possible and practice them. Remember no one cannot learn whole commands. Again it depends on your intrest.
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install a software caled geany. just install it and open it and explore around.
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kate is also a vey good editor. Provided you installed the konsole application you edit and compile from the application itself. Which one is your distro ?
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how is geany btw ?
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how is geany btw ?
I had installed geany but .....no ........satisfactory result.
Is fedora 10 good for programming ??.
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