EASY TO LEARN LINUX ADMINISTRATION

[prasa...@gmail.com]

i WANA TO ASK THAT, WHICH LINUX O/S IS EASY TO INSTALL FIRST,

[keshava singh]

I think ubuntu is better for the first installation.

On Wed, Sep 24, 2014 at 5:58 PM, <prasa...@gmail.com> wrote:

i WANA TO ASK THAT, WHICH LINUX O/S IS EASY TO INSTALL FIRST,

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[vinay bijalwan]

In my way Porteus Linux is best

[Great Avenger Singh]

On 24 Sep 2014 18:11, <prasa...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> i WANA TO ASK THAT, WHICH LINUX O/S IS EASY TO INSTALL FIRST,

Please do not use capital letters for whole message.

Presently all the available Linux distros are easy and fun to learn. You can pick anyone you like.

Go for www.distrowatch.com and find your choice with your options.

Ubuntu is little buggy these days so Open suse could be better alternative.

[Alok Singh Mahor]

On 9/24/14, prasa...@gmail.com <prasa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> i WANA TO ASK THAT, WHICH LINUX O/S IS EASY TO INSTALL FIRST,
>

start with Kubuntu/Ubuntu

[prasa...@gmail.com]

after installation  what i have to do first like...file permission(read/write) creating user groups and policy...etc.
I will install ubandu linux  today evening and  will ask many thing everyday step by step...

[Abijith Kp]

Many of the mainstream Linux systems like Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian etc has got good GUI based installation methods. It would be good if you could try out few of them. I don't think installing any of them would be troublesome.

PS: If you find installing them to be not challenging then, I would recommend you to try Arch Linux (Not recommended for beginners).

Regards,

Abijith

Abijith KP
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[Great Avenger Singh]

On Fri, Sep 26, 2014 at 9:24 AM, <prasa...@gmail.com> wrote:

> after installation what i have to do first like...file
> permission(read/write) creating user groups and policy...etc.

Nothing. Just use "sudo"

> I will install ubandu linux

s/ubandu/ubuntu

> today evening and will ask many thing everyday
> step by step...

IMHO Google is your best friend.

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[Srikant Roy]

I have 8 years exp in linux os, you can go with Mint-Linux17.

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On Wed, Sep 24, 2014 at 5:58 PM, <prasa...@gmail.com> wrote:

i WANA TO ASK THAT, WHICH LINUX O/S IS EASY TO INSTALL FIRST,

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[Raju]

@Srikant: can you please tell me y Mint-Linux?

I do not have much experience. I wanna go make my career as linux administrator that's y

[Great Avenger Singh]

On Sat, Sep 27, 2014 at 12:48 PM, Srikant Roy <srik...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I have 8 years exp in linux os, you can go with Mint-Linux17.

Wow! Nice to know that. Sir please tell me what are the practical uses
of fork-bomb?

[vinay bijalwan]

Visit on Porteus Linux Website.




vinay

[Srikant Roy]

just download it and install it if u face any type of pob just call me, :-)

[satish N]

Personally I think people who are new Linux should try their hands on LiveCDs that's a better way to see if the Linux they want has what they are looking for. Making one distro superior to other will lead to war of titans. There is nothing superior or inferior distro what is rather true is each distro is in general made to suit some specific thing. Eventhough Linux has its own flavor there is something for everybody in Fedora and its pretty easy to install as well. Iam not sure of others but let me share one experience of mine I had a old system which was has having some problems with display and all I loaded fedora into it with just the command prompt and Java enabled. I have never heard or seen an operating system which could be tailored so acutely.. Liking Linux is more important than singing praises for a single distro. Prasanna there is nothing like easy Linux it is not meant for chickens you need guts to run and learn Linux. So be man enough to load it and run it.

[Abijith Kp]

On Mon, Sep 29, 2014 at 10:34 AM, satish N <satish.nal...@gmail.com> wrote:

Personally I think people who are new Linux should try their hands on LiveCDs that's a better way to see if the Linux they want has what they are looking for. Making one distro superior to other will lead to war of titans. There is nothing superior or inferior distro what is rather true is each distro is in general made to suit some specific thing. Eventhough Linux has its own flavor there is something for everybody in Fedora and its pretty easy to install as well. Iam not sure of others but let me share one experience of mine I had a old system which was has having some problems with display and all I loaded fedora into it with just the command prompt and Java enabled. I have never heard or seen an operating system which could be tailored so acutely..

 

Liking Linux is more important than singing praises for a single distro. Prasanna there is nothing like easy Linux it is not meant for chickens you need guts to run and learn Linux. So be man enough to load it and run it.

+1 for the reply.
I had felt while talking to my friends, that most people think that its very hard to install and run Linux. even when they say it, I don't think many have actually tried it.

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I want to install virtual linux with Windows xp ..because XP3 is now
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please refer a link for any ISO of llinux which will be light and not
take more space in my system