[Noisebridge-discuss] 101 Intro to Linux Class looking for teachers

[jim]

    Sounds great to me. I believe what James suggested 
was an intro to Linux for people who are pretty much 
unfamiliar with it, probably Mac or Windows users who 
are curious to know what it's about. 
    Assuming so, an intro would begin with essential 
GUI orientation with an overview of available apps 
and rudimentary exercise of wi-fi and a web browser. 
    Getting into CLI stuff would be an "advanced" 
topic. 
    That's my impression of what's needed. Anything 
you want to teach, of course, is welcome. 

    On Tuesdays from 3 to 4:30 PM we have a Linux Sys 
Admin class that's got a heavy CLI component. 
    On Wednesdays from 6 to 8 PM there's a Linux 
discussion group that's free wheeling, partly a time 
and place for Linux people to hook up, partly a time 
and place for people to bring fix-it problems, partly 
check out news.... 

    Here's a link to the SF-LUG mailing list: 
http://linuxmafia.com/mailman/listinfo/sf-lug 



On Sun, 2012-05-27 at 14:40 -0700, rek2 wrote:
> Hello, I recently moved to the Bay, have  15 years of professional
> experience with GNU/Linux I have teach people before, I could help on
> the weekends almost for sure,
> during the week is something I will have to plan with time, I am
> involved in way to many personal projects from computer
> security/hacking, Network engineering, Linux, Free Software, Coding
> and such so need to plan if I can leave some of my personal projects a
> bit in the side to make time.
> so let me know personally if interested and we could figure something
> out..
> oh one note  I dont like Fedora/RedHat got fed up of it back in
> 1998-99 moved on to Debian Distros/Gentoo/Arch Linux/even BSD*.. I
> just hate RPM functionality, I could teach it with no problem but I
> will feel more comfortable teaching people how to use Linux not just
> one Distro..  so I'll focus on hardcore comman line, kernel and *nix
> way of thinking and less on UI's and "easy mode".
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Chris Fernandez
> 
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