> The graphical stuff in Linux is provided by X, (X Windows system)
> and you will certainly want to use that, with either KDE or GNOME
> on top of it because they're pretty, integrated, and have handy
> tools. But from my experience, when you are asked whether you want
> the computer always to bo
On Fri, Aug 18, 2000 at 10:08:42PM -0700 or thereabouts, jboudell wrote:
> Hi,
> found linuxchix.org while surfing...
Cool. Welcome :)
> I'm an utter linux almost newborn. I've been using Winblows forever and
> have recently decided to give Linux a try. This weekend I'd like to
> install Red H
Welcome!
Having the HP is good, in case you need to get online. No need to get in a
holy war, the silly things are just tools. Use what works.
Many good answers here, tho for a newbie I think www.linuxnewbie.com is
pretty darn good. And www.linux.com.
Also you might want the O'Reilly book "Running
