Is there any interest in a linux guide/tut of any sort?

NyxCharon

NyxCharon

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I've been rather bored lately, i need something to occupy my time. :P
Is there a want for any kind of guide/tut for something based on linux? Whether it be dual/multi booting, window managers(that could go rather in depth actually), using wine, building kernels, editing your .bashrc, compiling from source, overview of the top distros(would work well with a multiboot tut methinks), anything of the sorts. I am by no means a linux master, but i have some free time to kill, and i can learn some new stuff as well.
So if there's any interest i'll accept any topic and then i'll do a poll or something.


Or, no one could be interested and i'll just stop typing now. :P
 
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I would say wine for the end/beginning users would be great, another one that would be fun and a little more challenging would be a guide on using terminal and the different things you can do in terminal with Linux.
 
NyxCharon said:
I've been rather bored lately, i need something to occupy my time. :P
Is there a want for any kind of guide/tut for something based on linux? Whether it be dual/multi booting, window managers(that could go rather in depth actually), using wine, building kernels, editing your .bashrc, compiling from source, overview of the top distros(would work well with a multiboot tut methinks), anything of the sorts. I am by no means a linux master, but i have some free time to kill, and i can learn some new stuff as well.
So if there's any interest i'll accept any topic and then i'll do a poll or something.


Or, no one could be interested and i'll just stop typing now. :P
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I am currently working on a guide for linux. If you wish to give input, I would be glad to email what I have to you for assistance. Just PM me with your email address. Cromewell is looking over what I have so far.

salvage-this said:
Yes Please!

I guess I would put a vote for using and configuring wine/winetricks and command line basics.
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Im no good at wine, so as above, he may be able to help integrate that. As for command line basics, Ill be sure to add some in.

DMGrier said:
I would say wine for the end/beginning users would be great, another one that would be fun and a little more challenging would be a guide on using terminal and the different things you can do in terminal with Linux.
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^look above.
 
Sorted. I'll be working with wolfeking on his tut, covering debian while he does Ubuntu, and i'll also be covering wine/winetricks.
 
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