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10+ mistakes Linux newbies make
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| 1: Assuming they are using Windows
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| Although this might seem way too obvious, itâs
| not. The average user has no idea there are
| even different operating systems to be had. In
| fact, most average users couldnât discern
| Windows XP from Vista from 7 (unless they are
| certain Windows 7 was âtheir ideaâ). Because of
| this, new users might believe that everything
| works (or doesnât work, as the case may be) as
| it does in Windows. Make your end users aware
| that they are using a different operating
| system â and that it works differently.
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http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/10things/?p=1507
Who Cares About Linux on the PS3?
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| I could build my own computer with truly kick
| ass components and enjoy Linux far more than
| with Sonyâs already aging and relatively puny
| videogame console. And I could easily swap out
| older components for newer components, thus
| making a DIY box last far longer than a silly
| videogame console.
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http://jimlynch.com/index.php/2010/05/06/who-cares-about-linux-on-the-ps3/
Recent:
Things to know before Replacing Windows by Linux
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| There is no registry in Linux
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| In windows there is the registry, the
| registry is a database which keeps all your
| settings. If you want to change anything not
| in a menu (or in a menu) you need to use the
| regedit program Or a script.
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| In Linux there is no such thing as a
| registry.
|
| In Linux everything is a file
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| All configurations are in text files, and
| everything in Linux is treated as a file.
| This is a much simpler approach which makes
| it very easy to change things in Linux. In
| Linux even your filesystem itself can be
| viewed as a file.
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http://www.linuxadda.com/2009/05/things-to-know-before-replacing-windows-by-linux.html
10 things you should know about every Linux installation
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| Linux is not Windows, and although there are some similarities, you
| must realise that there may be a few "new ways of doing things" to
| learn before you can be comfortable in Linux.
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http://www.builderau.com.au/program/linux/soa/10_things_you_should_know_about_every_Linux_installation/0,339028299,339219801,00.htm
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