CrunchBang Linux

alllinux

New Member

From: Nevada

Registered: 2009-06-03

Posts: 3

Hi, go easy on me, a newbie with limited experience.

I have been using Linux for a while now, and I really love it. My problem is lack of knowledge under the hood, and lack of the time to  try and learn all I would love to know about it. I usually don't say much on forums, as I find some are really helpful, while others find newbies a bother because we can't get a grip on the command line, and other things that experienced folks take for granted. I usually just read other post and try to gleen what I can from them, and google all I can for the rest. I wish I had the time to invest to really learn all there is to know about Linux, but life gets in the way sometimes. I have been told so many times to just "go away", that I get discouraged and just don't ask for help. I hope I will find the things I need to know to run crunchbang here.

Good day all.

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Xubuntu 9.10 development, Linux Mint 6.0, Mandriva, Linux Mint fluxbox 6.0, crunchbang, Debian 5.0 LXDE

kelean

#! CrunchBanger

Registered: 2009-01-21

Posts: 180

Re: Hi, go easy on me, a newbie with limited experience.

Hi and welcome to the forums.  There is alot of help here.  The people are great.  It is one of the best forums I have been in.

As for getting a grip on the cli I would suggest INX linux.  It a livecd, it runs only from the command line, and is a great tool for learning the command line.  It has short tutorials on many different levels.  It starts with the basics and builds from there.  Here is a link, check it out.

http://inx.maincontent.net/

I hope it helps and dont worry about questions.   We were all newbies at one time.

Kelean.

omns

#! wanderer

From: ~/

Registered: 2008-11-25

Posts: 5,131

Re: Hi, go easy on me, a newbie with limited experience.

hello alllinux, welcome to the forums