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Welcome to the Ultimate Linux Newbie Guide!
Whether you have been using a computer for years, or if you are totally
new to it all, this guide can help you get to grips with all the important parts of
using Linux, as opposed to Windows (or Mac OS) in order to operate your computer.
In this guide, you'll find out why Linux offers a real alternative to other operating systems, how you can install Linux on to your computer for free, and how to get to grips with using Linux on a daily basis without any techno jargon!
To get started, just click on one of the chapters in the Chapter Guide to begin.
For information out of the scope of the main chapters, be sure to check out the tutorials and Howtos in the below sections as well as our newbie friendly
forum!
I hope that the Ultimate Linux Newbie Guide helps you into a new world of
freedom when using your computer and hopefully makes you smile along the way!
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If you are completely new to Linux, I suggest starting at
Chapter 1: What is Linux?
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If you want a more in depth description of what each of the chapters are about before you embark
on reading them, then have a look here.
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The ULNG is buzzing with updates, feedback, hot topics,
internet gossip and many more interesting facts.
To keep up to date, simply click here.
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Got a question that the ULNG doesn't answer?
Got some wacky software to set up?
Fancy chatting to other Linux users?
Visit the forums now!
Click here to visit the forum.
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In addition to the standard chapters, we also provide Hot Topics which are quick, easy tutorials on getting the
sort of stuff most new users to Linux want to do, IE: Connect to the Internet, Burn a CD.
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If you want to suggest something to the webmaster, or you have a problem that's not being
answered on the forum, don't be afraid to write to Al!
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For all the best links to helpful resources in getting you started with Linux, including the
homepages of the best distributions and other handy Linux resources that you can't go without!
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