I became interested in using Linux in 1997, after I heard a friend talking about it. I picked up a book that had Slackware Linux in it, and it was not too, too difficult to install. However, when it came to the X-window system, it was impossible. I am not an OS-guru, and back then I was even less knowledgeable. As I began to talk to others, they laughed and said it was a "real bear". I am interested in making Linux more accessible to average people (i.e. non-programmers) because I think it could benefit so many who just need a good, reliable tool to work with, and don't want to spend their lives tinkering with their computer.

• This is the homepage of the SEUL Project, the main place for Simple End-User Linux.
• Many Linux distributions (and parts) are available to download via FTP at "The Sunsite".
• You can telnet to some sites, such as this one.
• There are many newsgroups dealing with all aspects of Linux. Try comp.os.linux.setup or comp.os.linux.advocacy.
• Graphic images abound in the Linux world.
  Here is one.
  

 

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