Covers a variety of topics, including why to use Linux, partitions, beginning commands, user rights, LILO, virtual terminals, shell scripts, configuration, system and BASH init files, daemons, PPP connections, CRON, SSH, mocules, slow loading X, how to find distributions, and compiling your kernel.

Helpful descriptions, and links to free books, online and downloadable, some are distribution specific. Very useful for people, schools, businesses, and nations with low incomes that cannot afford costly titles.

How to install and get started using Linux.

HOWTOs describe in detail a certain aspect of configuring or using Linux. Site has information about the HOWTOs and using them, and an annotated index.

The documentation section of the IBM LTC (Linux Technology Center). Includes articles on clusters, Java, and security.

Introduction to getting and configuring Linux as well as using dial-up networking and selecting a window manager.

The LDP has subject-specific help, FAQ, help on individual commands, and documentation guides for Linux.

Information about installing Debian Linux.

A guide to installing and transitioning to the Linux operating system. Topics include getting and installation, system administration, the XWindows system, and networking.

A collection of articles on how to make Linux run on laptops manufactured by various companies.

A checklist to use when cataloguing important system hardware specifications.

The documentation section of www.linuxsecurity.com. Contains a number of articles on hardening and securing Linux.

Several how-tos, articles, on configuring: SiS 6215c, Oracle 8i, RAID-1, Sendmail, apt-get install local debs, ext2-ext3 conversion, image as LILO boots, IDE ATAPI CD writer, virus scanning. Links: India Users Group, major open source websites.

Contains several documents and articles about Linux. Many categorized Linux weblinks are included. Documents include a Linux User's Guide, How Linux Works Guide, and Files and Command Reference. Internal pages uses frames

An extensive collection of linux FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions). Appropriate for quick solutions. Targeted for Indian linux users.

All-encompassing book on using open source software, which itself is open source and available online.

A summary of useful linux commands presented as a PDF document. Includes Linux pocket protectors.

A collection of documents that deal with the various aspects of configuring and tweaking Linux and its programmes. It also has a set of articles regarding dual booting Linux with other OSs.

Yet another Linux FAQ is a FAQ about the Linux Operating System. This FAQ tries to help those new to Linux help themselves. It covers topics such as kernel recompilation and X Window System configuration.