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<H2><A NAME=SECTION00361000000000000000>1.6.1 Hints for UNIX novices</A></H2>
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Installing and using your own Linux system does not require a great
deal of background in UNIX. In fact, many UNIX novices successfully
install Linux on their systems. This is a worthwhile learning experience,
but keep in mind that it can be very frustrating to some. If you're
lucky, you will be able to install and start using your Linux system
without any UNIX background. However, once you are ready to delve
into the more complex tasks of running Linux---installing new
software, recompiling the kernel, and so forth---having background
knowledge in UNIX is going to be a necessity.
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Fortunately, by running your own Linux system you will be able to
learn the essentials of UNIX necessary for these tasks. This
book contains a good deal of information to help you get
started---Chapter <A HREF="node93.html#chaptutorialnum">3</A> is a tutorial covering
UNIX basics, and Chapter <A HREF="node155.html#chapsysadmnum">4</A> contains information
on Linux system administration. You may wish to read these chapters
before you attempt to install Linux at all---the information contained
therein will prove to be invaluable should you run into problems.
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Nobody can expect to go from being a UNIX novice to a UNIX system
administrator overnight. No implementation of UNIX is expected to run
trouble- and maintenance-free. You must be aptly prepared for the journey
which lies ahead. Otherwise, if you're new to UNIX, you may very well
become overly frustrated with the system.
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