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Originally Posted by MrDowntempo View Post
The best way to learn though is to use it as your primary OS. keep it installed and try to accomplish any tasks you would normally do on the computer using linux. For ex when you need to print a google map, check the ITT forums, write a word doc, listen to music etc. do it in Linux. If you encounter some stumbling box, the #ubuntu IRC chat room is very helpful, as is the Ubuntu Forums.
I may not be able to do that any time soon, just because of time constraints. Part of the reason I bought the N800 is to squeeze a bit of extra work and writing into my day using a mobile platform. All I really need is a "T3 plus WiFi" - and everything else will be gravy. Finding out just how Linux-intensive I'll get will be a balancing act as time goes on. But I've been flirting with Linux for a couple years and this is another nice stepping stone.

My problem is that I have programs that are both Windows and Mac based that I wish existed on one perfect platform. Adding a third to the mix will make things...interesting.

Originally Posted by MrDowntempo View Post
Welcome to the community, and Rock on!
Thanks, and thanks for the links!