new nflug member

[Gregory J. Neumann]

Welcome!  Hope you enjoyed the meeting.  Good places to start 
learning about linux are www.linuxdox.org (there's a mirror site at 
UB) and just about any of the O'Reilly "animal" books dealing w/ 
Linux/Unix.  I personally have found that between "Running Linux" and 
"Essential System Administration", there's not much that you can't 
figure out, or at least have a good idea what questions to ask.

-Greg

> Hello Nflug,  
>    I was one of ther new people at the meeting this
> month. I was interesting in learning as much about
> linux and unix as I can, but I am starting from point
> A. I have some background in computers. I have passed
> my  A+, and I am now working on my Cisco certs. I
> don't have alot of knowledge in relation to NOS's.
> Where do u (any of u) think is a good place to start
> learning and getting experience?
>    Right now I presently work for Adelphia powerlink
> tech support department, but I am looking to get in on
> the ground floor of some IT department in the area
> that would allow me to continue my educational. My
> present job is presenting some difficulties in
> relation to scheduling my classes. I have a flip flop
> schedule, and it becomes a challenge to plan for a
> semester. 
>     Any info u have on the above would be greatly
> appreciated.
> Raymond Sherry 
> Lugs for life  :-)
> 
> 
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