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[linuxiran] Linux teaching website
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Ehsan Akhgari |
Subject: |
[linuxiran] Linux teaching website |
Date: |
Sun, 8 Aug 2004 08:42:38 +0430 |
Hi all,
Is there any interest for a Persian website dedicated to teach Linux from
the ground up? I've been spending some time looking for Linux teaching
websites on the net, and I've found a number of them. Most of them have
only contained a handful of Linux related tips, and there are a few which
attempt in actually teaching Linux, but they don't have a good teaching
program for getting beginners started -- All they provide is a teaching
guide for a certain application or aspect of the system. And there are
several which are mostly dedicated to Linux discussions/news, which don't
fall in this category.
Now, what I have in mind is this. As a Persian user, one needs a Persian
teaching resource which does not assume previous experience at all, and
starts teaching Linux from the ground up; in a way that they can follow from
Lesson 1 upward to start learning Linux. And the whole teaching material
will be free, both as in freedom and as in free "maa-oshaeer". :-)
Do you guys think this is a good idea? Do you have any idea about things to
add, or exclude, maybe?
I also need help if anyone is willing/able to give. I'm going to write up
"Linux from command line" lesssons myself, which start from ls/cd commands
up to more advanced command line tricks and shell programming methods, and
then I might consider writiing about a graphical desktop, an application (or
an app suite), or a specific task (like networking with Linux, for example.)
But I think it would be very nice if several parallel topics can be started
simultaneously. But I don't have enough time for that myself, so I need
help. If anyone is able to write about such a topic from the ground up and
on a lesson by lesson basis, I'd be grateful to have their help. Also, if
anyone is able to write Linux tips & tricks, then that would be nice as
well. Also, we can open up forums if some of you guys do the favor of
answering questions there (since I won't have enough time...)
In case anyone decides to join, I think I would use MovableType as the
publishing system, so it would be easy for anyone to get started writing
articles.
Ideas/questions/comments/suggestions?
Thanks in advance!
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Ehsan Akhgari
Farda Technology (http://www.farda-tech.com/)
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