Linux Links

The Linux home page
The Linux Documentation Project
The Yggdrasil Linux Bible
Linux Installation and Getting Started
Need help convincing your company to use Linux? If so, check out the Enterprise Linux page
Can Linux really replace Windows on the desktop? Perhaps it can, according to this review
...but if you really can't escape having to use Microsoft software... well, you can always run a Windows emulator
The Linux Security HOWTO
The Linux Assistant index page offers guidance for many specific tasks which arise in Linux system administration (for example, configuring PPP on your Linux system)
The Linux System Administrators' Guide and Network Administrators' Guide
The Linux FAQ and HOWTO documents
The Linux Journal's collection of Linux resources
If you have questions about Linux, a good place to look for answers is Linux Journal's Getting Help With Linux page
Albert Cahalan's collection of Linux resources contains a link to the Signal 11 FAQ, among many other things
The Linux Kernel Hackers' Guide is essentially a dead document, but there's always the Kernel Internals guide instead, as well as others available from the LDP's Guides collection
The Linux Kernel Module Programming Guide
Examine the source code for Linux, via the Linux Source Navigator or the Linux Cross-Reference
Some places to look for Linux applications software:
- The Linux Applications and Utilities Page
- The Scientific Applications on Linux collection is more general than the name implies :-)
No Linux resource collection could possibly be complete without discussing the phenomenon of open source software
Last but not least :-), The Linux Game Tome and Linux Games are two good sources for games that run on Linux :-)

Last Update: 2002/03/25 ______________________________ [Steven's home page]