[Gslug-general] new to linux

[Paul Bartell]

You have definitely found a good place to start. The meetings might
seem a bit daunting in use of technical terms (i still dont understand
everything said.) But im glad you are having a good time using linux,
and i think we can help you if needed, but the best way to figure
stuff out is by experimenting and messing around. There are plenty of
howto's all over the internet to help with all different kinds of
things (including wireing up a computer to a coffee maker (a bit
extreme))

happy linuxing. (Linux needs a verb form)


On Dec 24, 2007 10:35 PM, Travis <travis.eeepc at gmail.com> wrote:
> I have been using Windows computers for 12+ years at home just for the
> fun of it.  I recently added Kubuntu 7.10 to an old XP Home PC as a dual
> boot machine.  I didn't know what I was doing but did manage to get
> Kubuntu installed ans working.  I very recently purchased this EeePC
> which is Xandros based.  I would like to learn more about Linux so I can
> actually use it.  I am recently retired and have a lot of time available
> to learn.  I don't do too well trying to learn from books or online so I
> was hoping the GSLUG would be a resource or could point me in the right
> direction.
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> Thanks
> Travis in Shoreline
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