While my view may at times be biased, I’ve worked with Windows for 10 years and Linux for 8, so have a very balanced view of both.  Most of my time is spent working with Windows NT for work, however, my primary server at home is Linux (I mostly use WIndows 98 however since I’m a serious gamer.

You can find information on getting started, different distributions (companites that release full linux packages), applications, and a bit about the path Linux has taken from it’s start in a college dorm room to the multi-million dollar system that it is today.

You will also learn that while Linux is gaining more features and applications on a daily basis, it still may not be right for you.  With a little more information, you can decide if it’s worth the time and effort, or if it may be something that you wait another 2 or 3 generations for.

As you peruse the site, please take note of areas that you would like to see built up, interactive content you would like to see added, new features, comments, criticisms, and other input you might find.

The Site Map is a good starting point if you are new here, as it explains all the different areas that might interest you here.

Hopefully you enjoy your stay and come back to contribute or view the growing content of this site.

It’s an interactive area where you can find items of interest both now and in the future.

This is a place to express yourself, find things, and hopefully return many times to check on the latest chat, files, and information.