This blog is dedicated for Linux beginners. In here will be posted step by step movies on how to set up your Linux correctly and it’s programs. Every movie will have a short text description to help you understand what’s in it. The text will be necessary because all the movies will have a sound track, not a spoken explication. I hope that with this blog I will help the Linux starters and encourage people to use a free Linux OS because it’s faster, better, more secure and of course FREE ! Enjoy and if you will have questions please ask then as a comment and I will answer as fast as I can. Have a nice day 
Some history of my contact with the LINUX:
My first direct contact with a linux distro was in my first year of college. It was an openSUSE 9. The first thing that attracted me was the very unusual design and content of the menu. It was something new for me. Very different from the usual Windows OS. After that I tried to install it on my laptop. At that time I had an Acer (not that great but good). The first time I installed it was a total failure. I lost all data from my computer and I was pissed off. The problem was that the linux failed when I started it because of the video drivers and after some kung-fu configuring of my own I had to format everything and install another os. After that I installed Mandrake Linux, same stuff. After a few months I tried again. Also failed. After a year I installed it on my desktop pc. I think was openSuSe 10. It looked great, but I couldn’t understand it so I had to remove it and back to my Windows OS. Finally I tried Ubuntu it was great and easy to use, but I didn’t like the gnome because it wasn’t that impressive. I heard about the KDE version of Ubuntu … Kubuntu. I tried it. Damn, it was great. It was pimpable, full of effects and stuff that I loved (not that Ubuntu doesn’t have all this things). It was hard to understand the Linux, because I never used it to much. At the moment I am using Windows XP Home for the programs that don’t work on linux and Kubuntu 9.04.
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