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On Wednesday 29 May 2002 08:54, Bojan Blazevic wrote: |
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> I recently found out about Gentoo |
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> Linux in a magazine. I went to the site to find out more about it. I read |
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> the instructions and came out perplexed at the end. None of the |
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> commands are explained in detail, I take it that they are all standard |
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> Linux commands that previous Linux version users would know. Is there a |
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> site or a book I can read to be able to understand the instructions. Or |
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> what would you reccomend for a person thats not o advanced that wants |
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> Gentoo. |
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hello bojan, |
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one note: please do not write html mail to this mailinglist (or better: write |
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never html-mails to ALL mailinglists). |
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there are many books and howtos around the web. a very good book with all |
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commands is: o´reillys "linux in a nutshell". but you must know, that no book |
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can help more then simply doing it. |
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i have worked with suse linux long time but nothing in this distribution |
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worked like i want it - so i changed to gentoo linux. it's not so easy like |
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the configuation of suse but when you know what you're doing, it's the |
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easiest distribution ever seen. |
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!!! it is the first distribution where i can compile everything - without |
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errors !!! |
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right: you must read much more... but isn't it fun to learn more about linux? |
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i think thats the way of linux... ;-) |
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regards |
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hanez... ;-) |
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p.s.: http://www.linuxdoc.org/ |
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