Internetling

I’m a bad writer, so I like to direct the grammar natzees to other links out there. Today I’ll be giving out some link love, but at the same time I’d like to show you some of the links I gathered in the past to improve my Linux Experience.

And by Jean-Luc Picard, what a wondrous list it is!

There are also short descriptions, where deemed necessary. My favorites are in bold letters.

Disclaimer: I’m too damn lazy to sort them, I’m not one of those Mashable guys. Yeah, there’s a whole lot of Ubuntu stuff. Anyways, I hope you find something you need!

1. HOWTO: Minimal Debian Install (w/ Minimal GNOME)
2. Old/crappy pc/laptop users, come chat and share here!
3. Building a highly functional desktop with lightweight software
4. Linux App Finder‘s mission is to catalog useful GNU/Linux programs and provide a great resource to discover new apps.
5. Free Software Sticker Book This book includes a set of stickers related to free software projects. Now you may remove the Microsoft sticker from your computer (computers are not designed only for Microsoft Windows) and choose a sticker from this book with which to replace it.
6. The table of equivalents / replacements / analogs of Windows software in Linux
7. osalt.com helps recommend a open source software alternative or replacement for commercial products and even shareware.
8. Linux Reality is a podcast aimed at the new Linux user. Lots of tips and software-specific episodes.
9. Things to know before using Linux
10. http://fabrizioballiano.net/2008/08/12/beautiful-designs-for-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex/
11. Ten Tips for KDE 4.0 Beginners – Valid with later versions of KDE4
12. Imitate the look of OS X on your Linux Desktop
13. A Guide through the Linux Sound API Jungle < A MUST READ!
14. Ubuntu Community Documentation for the MacBook (also Santa Rosa)
15. Seven Different Linux/BSD Firewalls Reviewed
16. Installing RPM packages on Ubuntu
17. Debian Package of the Day
18. The Linux Documentation Project is working towards developing free, high quality documentation for the Linux operating system.
19. Gnome-Look.org
20. Box-Look.org
21. 20 Linux Apps You Can’t Live Without, by TechRadar UK
22. LinuxChix – I put it in just because they claim that these so-called ‘women’ are using GNU/Linux.
23. LinuxHomePage – You’ll immediately find out why it’s the only Linux News Site in this list.
24. LinuxSecurity’s Resource Page
25. Whistle while you work to run commands on your computer.
26. Pen-drive Linux – Boot and run Linux from a USB flash memory stick
27. 10 icons sets to customize your GNU/Linux desktop
28. Linuxartist – a directory of resources for artists using Linux
29. FreshRPMs
30. Custom NimbleX – easily generate a customized NimbleX Linux CD
31. Unix Tutorials
32. Use Ubuntu Live CD to Backup Files from Your Dead Windows Computer
33. Linux on Laptops
34. Index of Documentation for People Interested in Writing and/or Understanding the Linux Kernel
35. How to make Ubuntu Extremely Fast
36. 130+ Ubuntu (and Debian Tutorials)
37. 13 Of the Best Linux Tutorials and OpenCourseWare on the Web
38. Linux File Structure
39. http://bashcurescancer.com/10-linux-commands-youve-never-used.html
40. Linux Commands – a Practical Reference
41. Interactive Map of the Linux Kernel
42. Top 25 Linux Games
43. Ultimate Linux Reference Guide for Newbies
44. Flyback a Time Machine-like tool for Linux
45. 10 Great Walls for Linux Geeks
46. Appnr – awesome Ubuntu Apps Site
47. GetDeb.net – well.. get some debs
48. Convert video files for your PDA/PPC/PSP/iPhone/iPod
49. Linux Distro Chooser
50. Linux Package Management Cheat-Sheet
51. Ubuntu Kung FU – a Digg-like tutorials site
52. LinuxTracker
53. The Linux Link: Portal To Linux Web Radio Shows
54. HowtoForge, probably one of the biggest collections of Linux howtos on the Internet
55. Playdeb is a gaming repository for Ubuntu