INTRODUCTION
Learn about various Linux distributions. How to select which one is right for you, and how to create bootable Linux media. This media can then be used to run Linux in a live environment for the purposes of testing out the distribution before it's installed, recovering files from a broken system, or to install the operating system on hardware.
Detailed steps on how to prepare your hardware before intstalling the distribution are included below. Along with steps to take after the system is up and runing, how to monitor the system and how to encrypt files and directories.
ROADMAP
Thinking about making the switch to a FOSS (Free Open Source Software) operating system? Learn how to get started, maintain the system, automate common tasks and much more. If you have already made the decision and not sure where to begin, click on the links below for instructions.
This guide will cover everything from how to choose a distribution that will meet your requirements to installing it on hardware, what to do after it has been installed and how to monitor it's resources when it's up and running.
- Getting Started
- Distributions
- Bootable Media
- Installation
- Overview
- Preparation
- Installation
- Post-Install
- Update & Upgrade
- Firewall Install
- Adding Software
- Directories & Files
- System Snapshots
- System Monitoring
- Post Install Script
- System Monitoring
- General Tools
- Processes
- Disks & Drives
- Encryption
- Symmetrical
- File Management
- Renaming
- Fonts
- ASCII Art
- Password Management
- Password Manager
- Wallpapers
- GNU/Linux
- Artwork
- Assorted