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Introduction
This space is aimed to create a GNU & Linux course for technical users. The idea is to make an up-to-date course on the commandline and it's basics and promote the FOSS philosophy and Fedora's ideals on the way.
The idea is to develop technical user's skills on the command line and tool set provided by Fedora.
Feel free to contribute and comment on the discussion section of this article.
The Fedorian Way
I like to use this term a lot. Every GNU & Linux distribution has, more less, the same packages. It's the implementation and pre-configuration of these packages that matters a lot.
The Fedorian Way refers to the Fedora Project's way of doing things: where we put stuff, how we deal with stuff, where to add config, etc.
I've seen administrators wreck distributions just because they think they know it all and don't take into count the way a distro configures stuff. For example, I know a great Mandriva enthusiast; which will remain nameless, that has wrecked a Fedora distribution quite a few times just because he tries to do things the Mandrivian way and not the Fedorian way. One has to learn the ways of his/her distribution!
This documents aims to teach that Fedorian Way to users and newcomers; as well as to long seasoned pros.