All this is free like everything else on the site

Why Linux?: My compilation - best I've seen :-)
Linux is easier to use than windows
Linus Torvalds started the project
Linux History as a series of email artifacts of the early stages in Linux development - very technical
What is OpenSource ?

GPL, LGPL, BSD, X consortium, Mozilla, Qt, and Artistic liscenses ARE opensource
Sun's and Apple's licenses are NOT
I prefer the GPL, because it keeps the code free and higher quality for everyone

Cathedral and the Bazaar and Homesteading the Noosphere are explanations of why opensource means better software
Linux International is the central place for more Linux information

list of year 2000 readiness for computer applications Fatest, most accurate, and most complete (by me again)

Time Travel tests Linux 2.1.x based programs for year 2000 compliance without harming the computer or BIOS.

Network Computing (UNIX)these people know what they are talking about and are not sold out to one technology
Linux Power good articles worth reading and quite balanced
Linux Gazette good quality articles - one of the first
Linux World: Professional Articles with a business manager's personality
Linux Presentation ready for your boss

My manual on how to use Linux for home and office. I explain everything from the very beginning, show screenshots of everything, include Linux philosophy to show you how to be more productive by working less and automating more and using whatever works. You won't find this in any other manual or any book you find because I use the best of KDE 1.1, GNOME 1.0, X windows, and console programs wherever they work best. Other books are going to just be on KDE, GNOME, or the console and will require you to determine what to weed out and what not to. Although mine is only 50 pages, it will give you the information that you might find in a thousand page book. I am not trying to make money off of it in any way, so I am not trying to push anything on you. I also include direct links to all the programs I describe. I recommend the SuSE Linux distribution, because they are best for home and office use. They will have the latest drivers for bleeding edge 3d accelerators, keep the most up to date on important things like K office and GNOME, and are higher quality than Redhat. They are also the choice of hardcore Linux users. I am also delightfully sarcastic and frank too.

Linux Newbie Administrator's Guide more of a reference - all the UNIX commands and more
Josh's Linux Guide good select guide - clear and concise on all those questions you will ask
Tip of the Week
Linux Tips and Tricks
Netscape on Linux
Cable Modems with Linux
Linux Advocay Guide how to be responsible in promoting Linux
Eugene Linux Users Group my Linux group

Scientific Applications on Linux
Linux Lab Project
Learning Web is a portion of the USGS web dedicated to K-12 education, exploration, and life-long learning.

Maps in SDTS and ARC/INFO export format (.e00) for download by FTP to be viewed with GIS software like GRASS on Linux

BSD is an alternative to Linux more for enterprise networking and the most hardcore programmers

caution: the license is different
someone else can take it and change it a little and make it effectively proprietary through marketing a user base like Sun
that said, I will likely go to BSD on my next box once I'm sure it will install on my system and has KDE 2.0 with Koffice
Daemon News
FreeBSD Zine

Microsoft Spin Dictionary: Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt only work until your customers are empowered with Linux or BSD.
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