Re: [orca-list] accessible Systems that are not Vinux for the beginner?

[Josh K <joshknnd1982 gmail com>]

you can be a serious linux user and not even use terminals or command 
line or configuration files. If my son keeps messing up his windows 
machines I'll just give him the latest ubuntu and he can play games with 
it, do his schoolwork with it and so on. not even having to edit 
configuration files and such.

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On 6/20/2015 9:53 PM, Jason White wrote:
> Brandon Keith Biggs <brandonkeithbiggs gmail com> wrote:
> > I am pretty new to Linux (I have played around with Vinux quite a lot), but
> > it is not my main distro and I don't use it a lot.
> > I am looking into learning more about servers and getting familiar with the
> > Linux environment.
> > What system would you recommend? Vinux is way out of date and I would like
> > to keep updated as much as possible.
> If you want to stay up to date, then try Arch Linux: http://talkingarch.tk/
>
> It assumes you're familiar with the shell and utilities and with editing
> configuration files, as any serious Linux user should be. Since you're
> planning to become involved in server administration according to your post,
> then this should be a good option.
>
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