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Looking for Linux Mentor

zerone73
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Posted on 05-08-08 21:11

I am looking for mentor to teach me just using Linux.... basic operations and some more advanced features if mentor have time.... i am running kubuntu 7
if you want to mentor me nice

pm me on yahoo zerone73@yahoo.com or give me your messenger
if your going to flame me.... GIMMIE YOUR ULTIMATE FLAMES...... i wanna FEEL YOUR TOTAL FLAMES!

I PREFER TO DIE FLAMED , THAN TO DIE FLAMING!

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RE: Looking for Linux Mentor

moshbat
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Posted on 05-08-08 21:57

...You need someone to teach you how to use an operating system?

Jesus, you are pathetic.

Rayboy135: "my poofter sense is tingling";

It's above. If you're an arse, I'll block you.

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RE: Looking for Linux Mentor

kyul
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Posted on 05-08-08 22:13

lol you asked for flames, you got flames

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japanesedude
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Posted on 05-08-08 23:20

Lol k.

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spyware
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Posted on 05-08-08 23:21

Man pages/--?/Google should get you going.

"The chowner of property." - Zeph

I used to roll the dice

Bitsofspy.net

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RE: Looking for Linux Mentor

kyul
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Posted on 05-08-08 23:26

id say just get a live cd and mess around with it

plus then you'd get experience instead of just reading about how to use it.

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RE: Looking for Linux Mentor

moshbat
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Posted on 06-08-08 00:25

kyul wrote:
id say just get a live cd and mess around with it

plus then you'd get experience instead of just reading about how to use it.

Which is exactly what you did, and you learnt pretty quickly.

Rayboy135: "my poofter sense is tingling";

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Folk Theory
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Posted on 06-08-08 02:02

debian.org/doc

all you need is there. also check out tldp.org/guides

Hillel says: "If I am not for myself, who is for me?
And if I'm for myself, what am I?
And if not now, then when?"

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RE: Looking for Linux Mentor

zerone73
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Posted on 06-08-08 08:35

Thanks for the flames guys

I PREFER TO DIE FLAMED , THAN TO DIE FLAMING!

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moshbat
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Posted on 06-08-08 09:02

You asked for (and deserved) them.

Rayboy135: "my poofter sense is tingling";

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fuser
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Posted on 06-08-08 14:19

I got most of my information from websites and magazines such as Linux Format, so there's no need for you to ask for a mentor.

I'm a Linux fan now, and I'm thinking of switching to Gentoo as soon as I have some free time.

Look for a book called Linux Phrasebook written by Scott Granneman if you want more info on Linux commands.