Introduction to Linux

[Torisusanto12]

saya menarik bagi saya, sebelumnya saya meminta banyak terimakasih dengan adanya informasi tentang materi tentang linux.
Saya juga pernah belajar tentang linux di situs ToriqaMedia, ada banyak informasi menarik tentang linux, terutama sejarah dan perkembangan linux itu sendiri.
Dan saya tertarik belajar lebih dalam lagi, mohon dukungannya.

 

[wizardfromoz]

Selamat Datang @Torisusanto12 . Jika Anda memiliki pertanyaan, silakan mulai topik di https://linux.org/forums/getting-started.148/ dan Anda harus bertanya dan menjawab pertanyaan dalam Bahasa Inggris. Terima Kasih.

Chris Turner
wizardfromoz

 

[Troy Lawson]

Thanks guys! I think it will be fun!!! :-{ )

 

[Santosin]

what is best linux software for me to download an how can i download it?

 

[sp331yi]

@Santosin --

what is best linux software for me to download an how can i download it?

That depends on two things, IMHO -- which distro is being used; and the preferences of the User.

Your question cannot be answered other than subjectively (you're going to get all sorts of answers depending on the preferences of the person answering).

For example, for burners of CDs and DVDs, I prefer K3B even though I may be using a WM (and not a DE) and using it depends on me installing many files from the KDE library. For others, xfburn may suffice.

A Debian distro arguabley has the largest selection of software for GNU/Linux available today. Slackware is rather limited, due to its KISS philosophy. Most distros fall between the two.

What is your primary use of your PC going to be?

How can you download it? Via your package manger (depends on your distro) or by tarball.

If OP is talking of a GNU/Linux ditribution, itself, look at the top of the page.

Not the answer you were looking for (another question)? Welcome to GNU/Linux!

 

[sp331yi]

Selamat Datang @Torisusanto12 . Jika Anda memiliki pertanyaan, silakan mulai topik di https://linux.org/forums/getting-started.148/ dan Anda harus bertanya dan menjawab pertanyaan dalam Bahasa Inggris. Terima Kasih.

@wizardfromoz -- I've been meaning to ask -- what language is this? Taglog?

BTW (in answer to Q posed in music thread) -- maybe I am a 'search wizard!!' LOL!

 

[wizardfromoz]

-- what language is this?

Indonesian, also nearly identical to Malay. But let's not go off topic?

@Santosin welcome to linux.org

If you have more questions on how to get started, post a Thread at https://linux.org/forums/getting-started.148/

Cheers

Chris Turner
wizardfromoz

 

[sp331yi]

K. Just curious. Delete if you want, wiz.

 

[wizardfromoz]

It's cool, Wile E. . It's @Rob 's Thread, and he can clean up anything he likes, he de Boss

We have only 8 short paragraphs of Terms and Rules here (compared to 35 or so, and a lot of scrolling, at Stalag 13 where Brian @Condobloke and I came from 3 years ago). I would just regard it as a protocol, or etiquette, that we try to maintain the direction of Articles and Tutorials.

And of course thanks to Rob's efforts, we have the Off Topic section where we can gasbag about all the languages Wizard does not speak well

Avagudweegend all.

 

[sp331yi]

We have only 8 short paragraphs of Terms and Rules here (compared to 35 or so, and a lot of scrolling, at Stalag 13 where Brian @Condobloke and I came from 3 years ago). I would just regard it as a protocol, or etiquette, that we try to maintain the direction of Articles and Tutorials.
. . .
Avagudweegend all.

Thanks for the 'distillation,' @wizardfromoz, and may you Have a good one, yourself!

 

[AgentJones]

Thank you for creating this thread, OP. It's very useful. Right now I'm learning stuff about coding. I want to become a network engineer and I need to start from something. Not so long ago one of my friends actually became Cisco certified network engineer. He told me that I can do it too.. with a little help. He told me about this cciedump.spoto.net site. They provide help with Cisco certification or something. Right now I have some doubts about should I do it. On the other hand, Cisco certification can open a lot of doors for me.

 

[Faizal]

I use lubuntu, is it okay?

 

[Condobloke]

Lubuntu is just fine

If you are having any problems with it, just open a fresh topic, HERE ....click on 'Post Thread" icon in yellow....and tell us all about it

 

[Javiervb2020]

Good Morning. Can I still enroll in the 15-hour Introduction to Linux course that starts today?

 

[wizardfromoz]

Absolutely no idea, but welcome to linux.org

Just in case of any misapprehension on your part, we are not an official arm nor organ of Linux, just scored the dot org name - we are manned by volunteer staff who share a love of Linux and have varying skills in various departments.

There is a course run by way of collaboration between The Linux Foundation and edX, you can look at it here

https://training.linuxfoundation.org/training/introduction-to-linux-2/

and see if it suits, it is 40 hours of self-paced work with an exam at the end.

If it is something else you are looking for, you have have to tell us where you read it.

Good luck

Chris Turner
wizardfromoz

 

[Srijan16]

Hello. I just joined the community.
I want to know more about the term "free open source software" in terms of linux. How can one contribute to linux??

 

[KGIII]

You should probably start your own thread to ask that question.

But, to technically contribute code you'd sign up at GitHub, upload your code, and then submit a pull request.

You'd have a hard time getting any attention that way unless you also made yourself known in the development community.

So, you'd really want to start somewhere else - like signing up to the kernel mailing list, getting to know people, and developing a good reputation with some of the people there.

 

[Srijan16]

You should probably start your own thread to ask that question.

But, to technically contribute code you'd sign up at GitHub, upload your code, and then submit a pull request.

You'd have a hard time getting any attention that way unless you also made yourself known in the development community.

So, you'd really want to start somewhere else - like signing up to the kernel mailing list, getting to know people, and developing a good reputation with some of the people there.

i looked for linux organisation on github. Not sure if i found what i wanted. There is a topic built for it. If you have found the organisation can you send it here??

 

[KGIII]

Try here:

torvalds/linux

Linux kernel source tree. Contribute to torvalds/linux development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

Be sure to read the docs.

 

[Srijan16]

Try here:

torvalds/linux

Linux kernel source tree. Contribute to torvalds/linux development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

Be sure to read the docs.

thank you so much