Hi Fellow Penguins. This is Amit Bagadia. Am a final yr student from PVPP Coll of Engg. purusing Infomation Technology. I recently got inducted into the linuxers group. and no offense but most of the articles have been going way over my head. i'd like to know where do i begin? what should i go for?
i duno What is BASH or Shell Scripting? I Dunno which distribution is good? whether fedora core or suse or mandrake or unbunto or the most recent one Xandros(hyped to throw windows replace in near future)
the scenario here is like water water everywhere but not a drop to drink. there are hundreds of tuts available for Linux. but its truly confusing.
i'd be grateful to find a good way to get around all this.
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i, being my college IEEE Secretary, am interested in organising a Linux Seminar or may be two. 1. To introduce my fellow students like me to Linux 2. To Tell them in Deep About Linux, esply About shell scripting.
i'd wanna know if any of you would be interested in coming forward to conduct it. people interested can inform me.
Awaiting your earliest reply Thanks. Regards. Amit Bagadia.
Someone like me!!!!
i'd like to know where do i begin? what should i go for?
Go get yourself a linux CD. Use your college b/w to download a distro. This list of linuxers is always ready to give you a distro. Lazy myself, I waited till a PC mag made available a distro in ISO form which I took to a class-mate to get it on CD - the convenience of meeting everyday. Start scouting aggressively in your college.
i duno What is BASH or Shell Scripting?
Command prompt and batch ( .BAT ) files in w32 - but their Linux counterparts are more powerful.
I Dunno which distribution is good? whether fedora core or suse or mandrake or unbunto or the most recent one Xandros(hyped to throw windows replace in near future)
Take the one which falls into your hands first. I've tried Fedora, Mandrake and Xandros. For an IT student, I guess it won't make much of a difference. (atleast in my college - its either linux or w32).
the scenario here is like water water everywhere but not a drop to drink. there are hundreds of tuts available for Linux. but its truly confusing.
i'd be grateful to find a good way to get around all this.
The best tut is fiddling with the config files and keeping a foolscape book to record all changes you do. Then when you have reached a stage where you have to switch distro or simply reinstall, those notes help. And these Linuxers are always here. Ask me. They are real helpful.
Hi Amit,
On Fri, 2005-01-07 at 13:03, Amit Bagadia wrote:
i, being my college IEEE Secretary, am interested in organising a Linux Seminar or may be two.
- To introduce my fellow students like me to Linux
This is indeed a noble IDEA.
- To Tell them in Deep About Linux, esply About shell scripting.
How about introduction to GNU/Linux 1st?
i'd wanna know if any of you would be interested in coming forward to conduct it. people interested can inform me.
Sure, I and my fellow GLUGers will be more then happy to conducts such a seminar.
To start with fix duration, date, venue and topics. There are people on the list who will come forward to do the seminar.
You can also call me on my cell (given bellow) for other details.
Awaiting your earliest reply Thanks. Regards. Amit Bagadia.
With regards,