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I have now started a new blog for all my web 2.0 musings. I will be chronicling selected excerpts from my recent dissertation and writing articles/highlighting other excellent blogs/websites and social networks on anything Web 2.0 and social media related.
All JWG readers are warmly invited to pop over there and read my thoughts and ramblings at any time.
Hello again,
Gosh, it seems like a very long time since we last spoke!
However, I have not been idle in my absence, keeping the wheels oiled behind the scenes of JWG, and beavering away at my BSc degree coursework. One of the modules I have recently completed, involved installing a Linux Operating System, and configuring all the networking to join Linux and Windows computers together, whilst also getting out onto the Internet.
I was so impressed with this task that I have now converted my main home computer to Linux, and only my laptop is still running Windows.
Therefore, I felt that now would be a good time to start sharing all this hard work and new experiences with you all, and have created a new Linux Tutorials section on JWG, acessible via the sidebar and sitemap —>
The first tutorial in the series is a step by step guide to installing a Linux Operating System on your computer alongside your existing Windows installation. All tutorials are complemented by plenty of screenshots, and are aimed at the complete beginner to Linux. Subsequent tutorials will involve networking both Linux and Windows computers, and discussing the relative merits of Linux and Windows in terms of total cost of ownership, ease of use, etc.
Tutorial 1 (Installation) is now available for your viewing pleasure, and others will be added over the coming weeks, as I get the time after finishing assignments and studying for exams, (and you thought being a student was easy!).
As always, comments or questions about the tutorials are actively welcomed and appreciated.
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I have now added a new page to the site, giving quick-links to all our onsite resources to help you buy a domain name, and create, produce and upload your own website.
This page can be accessed from the Information section on the sidebar:
Domains and Hosting
Just a quick plug really, for this excellent site. W3 Schools free, online web tutorials. If you would like to learn about xhtml, css, html, javascript, php, xml and more, this website is your best starting point. Continue reading »