Why Linuxnewbie.org?
Linuxnewbie.org is changing the way people perceive Linux.
Linuxnewbie.org is bridging the gap between Windows and
Linux.
As you may know already, learning Linux isn't easy. That's
where 'we' come in. 'We' means the community.
Linuxnewbie.org is a place where anyone can write their
tips and tricks and submit them for publication. They are
subject to review or possibly testing, frankly we don't
know how this is going to work out, but we think if it does
work out, the site will do everyone a great service.
"Maybe linuxnewbie could be a place where a new kind
of Linux user can evolve that doesn't act like an arrogant
prick. " -Bryan Dotzourb
That's exactly what Linuxnewbie.org is about. A friendly
environment for new users and experienced users alike. Linux
seems to have a stigmatism, "it's for hackers,"
report many uneducated people. However, that is one of the
best things that makes Linux so great--the ability to hack
it the way you want to get what you want from it. I digress,
we at Linuxnewbie.org want to crush that stigmatism and
make Linux more popular with everyday users, thus propelling
Linus' original vision of bringing a Unix based operating
system to the desktop.
This is a side project of
mine
and I count on everyone contributing in making Linuxnewbie.org
'THE' place to go for learning Linux.
If you have written your own "Newbieized Help Files," and
want to publish them, feel free to send them to
newfiles@linuxnewbie.org.