Linux Tutorial Basic 1

We all know that everyone wants free right? For example Free movie house ticket, free ice cream, free gift certificates etc.. Have you imagine that one day big software like the operating system will be distributed free of charge aside from that there's a lot of download source scattered in the internet so you don't need to go out of your house and find store but you just need an internet connection and you will get your comfortableness until you finish downloading it. So why don't you try it and learn to be included in bigger and bigger of users world wide.

Do you know what I'm talking? Of course the number one open source free operating system which is LInux derives from Unix. You can see it often now in Computer Stores bundled when you bought one. It is a free open source operating system with GNU GPL License so you have no worries.

I am telling you if you're using windows there's a little adjustments you need to work on because it's not easy to use as Windows Software. But as the developers on Linux are concerned they need to be credited for the reason that they are trying to have an easy to use graphical environment now days.

The first lesson I learned in Linux and I want to share it to those who wants to start Linux. First is you need to choose from different Linux Distributions like RPM based or Debian Based there are different only when it comes to software extensions the software of RPM can not use in Debian and vice versa.

Then if you decide which of the distribution you want then you need to learn some basic Linux commands though it has a good graphical interface nowadays as I have said earlier still you need to know the commands for your own future in Linux. Ok let's start here are the basic commands that you need to learn: Delete, Copy, Remove, Move Linux Command ; then you need to learn the Add, Create Delete User Command for your machines users ; and of course the Change Set User, Group Command.

This is the first lens of Linux Software Tutorial and I will write the continuation lens for this as soon as possible. I would like to that Linux Software Web Tutorials for the reference. Wait for the next lens thank you!