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| wiredkiwi |
Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 11:15 pm |
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New to Linux? Migrating from Windows or OSX? Read this...
Firstly, please don't misinterpret this post as spam. I assure you
that I am a "real human being", and this I have nothing to sell here.
I've been using Linux for a short time only - I was "bumped" in to the
Linux arena through a promotion at work which required me to service
Fedora based servers in 50+ locations. I've always been a Windows/OSX
person myself, but I quickly found Linux to be an amazingly capable
OS. I've been having a world of fun working with it, and I've finally
found a way to share my experiences with others - via podcast.
My podcast is called "Linux Learning Curve", and its intent is to take
listeners along with me as I learn the finer points of how to install,
configure and use the Linux platform in a huge variety of different
ways, from home PCs to corporate servers. The cast is targeted to both
complete novices as well as migrating power users from other
platforms.
I've had the podcast screened and approved by the people at iTunes, so
it's available in the podcast section of the iTunes store. It's
completely free to subscribe. To find it, all you need to do is use
the search feature of the iTunes store, and type in "Linux Learning
Curve".
If anybody does decide to give the podcast a go, I'd be really
grateful for any feedback on the cast or its content - it will all go
to making sure that I'm continually upgrading the products content and
presentation, not to mention my own knowledge. Also, if anyone has
ideas as to subject matter or how a cast can be improved upon, or even
if anyone knows some of the common faults and shortfalls of
podcasting, feel free to leave our pearls of wisdom on this very
Group.
Thanks, and "Viva la Tux"! |
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