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You want to start your Linux journey but don't have any clue where or how to get started, fear no more

Here you'll learn the ways of Linux, at least the basics for free in nearly 10 languages

• linuxjourney.com/

If you know german you can also check out this site

• wiki.ubuntuusers.de/

• wiki.archlinux.org/

Also a very good source but its not for beginners

Here you can learn about the technical internals of Linux

• github.com/0xAX/linux-insides/

Here is the book version

• 0xax.gitbooks.io/

This is an interactive map of the Linux kernel, just for fun :)

• makelinux.github.io/

• A sheetload of cheat sheets :)

You want to start but don't know which OS suites your needs the best. Well that is also no problem

• computefreely.org/

You can also get some inspiration from Distrochooser

• distrochooser.de/en/

Here is a good tutorial to create a bootable USB Stick in Windows for Ubuntu but this also should apply to most other Distributions

• How to USB Stick Ubuntu in Windows

You can also create a multi bootable USB Stick with ventoy

• www.ventoy.net/en/index.html

Or you can also get a preinstalled Linux Notebook/PC

• pine64.org/
• pine64eu.com/
• starlabs.systems/
• system76.com/
• laptopwithlinux.com
• tuxedocomputers.com/
• puri.sm/
• insurgo.ca/
• shop.nitrokey.com/
• mntre.com/
• linuxmuster.net/
• NovaCustom/
• Why! Opencomputing/
• slimbook.es/

• endlessos.com/

• A good curated list of other additional vendors

• Another very good list, please check it out!

Vendors who have a fairly, kinda good support for Linux

Lenovo especially ThinkPads DELL especially the XPS series HP Notebooks, not all series, do your research! Raspberry Pi devices could also be a good starting point

This is a video which explains why it would be wise to learn Linux

Don't be afraid if you have questions ask any one of us, we are nice people who love to bring other people in touch with free alternatives :)

“software is like sex: it's better when it's free…,,

– Linus Torvalds –