8 Ways to Get Help with Ubuntu Linux
No matter what operating system you use, be it Windows, Mac OS, or Linux, you're inevitably going to run into some problems. But, especially with Ubuntu Linux, there's a wealth of information to help get you through your crisis. Below are eight ways to get help when you have a problem with Ubuntu.
1. Google
By far the easiest, most common method of fixing any problem. Google will search most of the items listed below, including user guides, wikis, forums, and newsgroups. But it's not always the easiest way to find the solution to an obscure problem, so here are some alternatives:
2. Ubuntuguide.org - The Ubuntu User Manual
This User Guide covers all the major aspects of Ubuntu, from installation to video driver support. It's a must-read for those new to Ubuntu, and especially for those just beginning in Linux. Roughly equivalent to the printed manual you'd get in a shrink-wrapped product, the guide comes in the form of a Wiki that can answer most of your basic questions.
3. Ubuntuforums.org - Help in 60 Seconds
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