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@linuxxx I know you might be of help here :P
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@ewpratten :/
Your box of stock answers appears to be quite short of material xD -
I'll tag @Linux as well because he's a good resource for all things linux administration. 😊
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@TheItalianGuy yes.. that would be true..
It contains:
Yes
No
Wtf
Fuck off
Install Linux
Install arch
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@ewpratten Few answers but all very true, at least xD
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@linuxxx can relate :P did you use any particular books or tuts to learn tho? ^^
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@TheItalianGuy Just trial and error and shitloads of online searching :)
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@linuxxx same for me.
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@TheItalianGuy
Install arch go to archwiki read try and fuck up. Break shit fix it. You'll need a good understanding on how Linux works arch is great at it, because you have to do alot you're self. You can go deeper and go to Gentoo. But it takes a few hours to install etc. Arch is a good start.
After you're comfortable with the Linux system you can move to security. -
@IamGoD @Triskelion cheers guys ^^
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linux.die.net
As for the rest I mainly use books and magazines (I buy about 2 to 4 magazine about Linux and FOSS a month depending on the topics in each edition)
If you a French speaker, Éditions Diamond edit 40 magazines per year
On the right are the ones I am using as a doc at the moment for my work
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@Linux It really is a great book! Also my go-to reference whenever I am lost.
Hello everyone :)
So, I've recently switched from Windows 8 to Debian on my work (or study, rather) laptop, and so far it's been pretty intuitive and practical! But I'd like to explore the world ofr Linux a bit more in-depth, especially considering the fact that I'll "soon" head off to study Security in university. So, here's my question for y'all: does anybody happen to have good resources to share about linux system administration?
Thanks in advance! ^^
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