This site is a work in progress.
It will continuously change to reflect the changes happening with the Linux operating system.
The following list contains the kinds of things this site is going to try to explain.
The text will morph into links and expanded pages as I find time to complete them:
What is Linux?
Why Linux?
What is Linux good for? Why?
What will Linux do? What will Linux NOT do?
What is Open Source?
Linux desktop uses
Linux server uses
Linux for Windows users...
Emulation
Multi-boot
umsdos file system
fat32 file system (and limitations on case sensitivity)
ntfs file system (readonly or else...)
loadlin or grub
Linux distributions (distros), download sites, installation approaches and patches
Commercial: Red Hat, Mandrake, Debian, Slackware, ...
Community: Gentoo, Lunar Linux, SourceMage, Linux From Scratch (LFS), ...
Packages and package managers:
tarballs, RPM, APT, ...
Rescue disks (Linux run from a CD)
Security: (one of my personal favorite subject!)
file system, network, software distributions, MD5 checksums, antivirus, hardening, ...
Applications
Programming, software development, programming languages
Documentation:
Books
The Linux Documentation Project TLDP
Glossary
command line references
X-Windows references
FAQs
Links to other useful Linux sites
Last updated Nov. 23, 2003