Linux Cambodia

Hello everyone!

From tomorrow we install Linux on 5 laptops for free.

If you have a slow laptop, and want us to help you to install Ubuntu, then write in the comments below, and we will invite you, and install Ubuntu 21.10 on your laptop!

Have a nice day everyone!

This is an total beginner guide..

Learn how to use commands in the terminal..

Very useful!

Introduction to Linux and Basic Linux Commands for Beginners In this tutorial we will give you a quick introduction to linux and linux commands for aspiring linux students.Contents of this Course:1 - Introduction to Li...

Which distribution is right for you?

Which distribution you use will depend on the answer to three simple questions:

1. How skilled of a computer user are you?
2. Do you prefer a modern or a standard desktop interface?
3. Server or desktop?

If your computer skills are fairly basic, you’ll want to stick with a newbie-friendly distribution such as Linux Mint, Ubuntu (Figure 3), Elementary OS or Deepin. If your skill set extends into the above-average range, you could go with a distribution like Debian or Fedora. If, however, you’ve pretty much mastered the craft of computer and system administration, use a distribution like Gentoo. If you really want a challenge, you can build your very own Linux distribution, with the help of Linux From Scratch.

If you’re looking for a server-only distribution, you will also want to decide if you need a desktop interface, or if you want to do this via command-line only. The Ubuntu Server does not install a GUI interface. This means two things your server won’t be bogged down loading graphics and you’ll need to have a solid understanding of the Linux command line. However, you can install a GUI package on top of the Ubuntu Server with a single command like sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop. System administrators will also want to view a distribution with regards to features. Do you want a server-specific distribution that will offer you, out of the box, everything you need for your server? If so, CentOS might be the best choice. Or, do you want to take a desktop distribution and add the pieces as you need them? If so, Debian or Ubuntu Linux might serve you well.