Need help on how to use turbo linux 6.0 workstation lite...

Joony

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well iam experimenting with it and i totally don't know how to use it...but i managed to install it...after choosing the password for the "root" user it reboots itself...then it shows all that stuff in the screen and it shows a text login screen...i enter in root as login and my password...then it shows my last login and "[Root@localhost /root]#" waht do i do now? i have no idea what to do...i wanna play with turbo linux since it came free with some linksys products i bought...
 

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<< &quot;[Root@localhost /root]#&quot; waht do i do now? ... >>



ls = &quot;dir's in current/this folder&quot;
ls -al = &quot;all dir's in.......&quot;
cd .. = &quot;back 1 folder&quot;
cd root 'or whatever dir you want to go to' = &quot;go to folder&quot;
su = &quot;login as root&quot;
reboot -n =&quot;reboot now&quot;
halt -n =


:confused:Hey, this would be a good thread if everyone added some linux commands:D
 

Joony

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where is the GUI and wahtnot? wahts there to do on it? how do i start turbo linux from it!
 

Chaotic42

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You *are* in &quot;Linux&quot;

You're likely running bash, which is a shell. Like command.com only 100000 times better. What's
there to do on it? Well, it likely comes with a plethora of compilers. You can set up a
web server with Apache. You can set up and ftp server with wu-ftpd. You can email using
mutt and read newsgroups with tin.

Remember, Linux isn't for everyone. It pretty much &quot;does one thing, and does it well&quot;.

If you want a GUI, install XFree 86 4.1, GNOME, GTK, and Sawfish. I have no idea how
to do that on a non-Debian system. You should try reading _Running Linux_ from O'Reilly. It's
a very good book.

Some links:
http://www.linuxnewbie.org/
http://www.linux.org/
http://www.gnome.org/

Hope these help.