New excited user...

[biocmp]

Hello everyone,

I am a new linux user and i am excited. I am posting this after a fresh linux mint install. I'm going to try to add OSX like buttons now and maybe get into a little bit of conky

I hope I am able to give something back at some point, but I am "fresh meat" so I don't expect to be a contributor for a solid decade or so

If anyone has any suggested reading, I would love to hear it

[Oscar799]

Hello biocmp,
Welcome to Mint Forum
There is a lot of useful information and suggested reading for new and not-so-new users here -> http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p ... 58#p302358
We have a Community site http://community.linuxmint.com/
For real-time help there are IRC channels,open MintMenu>Internet>XChat and you will be automatically connected to #linuxmint-help and #linuxmint-chat
Have fun with Mint

[bobcollard]

Welcome. Start with the user guide on this page: http://www.linuxmint.com/download.php

[tdockery97]

Hi biocmp, and welcome to the Mint community. It won't take a decade. Every time you ask for help just remember the solution you find. Soon you will come across someone else with the same situation and you can suggest the solution to them. You'll be contributing in no time.

[Robin]

Actually my experience has been so trouble-free that I've learned almost all my troubleshooting in other distros! But some of it is usable here and on Ubuntu, Debian, and their offshoots. Mint has taught me little in the way of troubleshooting, but a lot in the way of customizing my desktop and making the most of my computer!

Welcome to Mint!

-Robin

[jesica]

friendy welcome

[colyn]

Hello everyone,

Welcome to the forum..

I am a new linux user and i am excited. I am posting this after a fresh linux mint install. I'm going to try to add OSX like buttons now and maybe get into a little bit of conky

You are a brave one....I've been working on my conky all weekend and now have my first prototype up and running..

I hope I am able to give something back at some point, but I am "fresh meat" so I don't expect to be a contributor for a solid decade or so

If anyone has any suggested reading, I would love to hear it

You may be surprised how fast you'll learn and be helping others..

[biocmp]

Thanks for the replies everyone.

I can tell that this is a community worth being a part of!

I look forward to continually learning