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Getting Started

Start your Linux journey with the basic concepts, terminology, and first steps.

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Welcome to Linux

Linux is an open source operating system used on personal computers, servers, cloud platforms, phones, embedded devices, and much more. This section will guide new users through choosing a starting point, trying Linux safely, installing software, and finding help.

What you will learn

  • What Linux and open source mean
  • How to try Linux without replacing your current system
  • How desktop environments and distributions differ
  • Where to find trusted Canadian and international support

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How to switch from Windows to Linux

How to Switch from Windows to Linux (Canada Edition)

Thinking about leaving Windows behind? This beginner-friendly guide explains everything Canadians need to know before switching to Linux. You'll discover why millions of people choose Linux for its security, performance, privacy, and zero cost, while learning how modern Linux has become easy to use for everyday computing. The guide walks you through preparing your computer, choosing a beginner-friendly Linux distribution, creating an installation USB, installing Linux step by step, and getting comfortable with your new desktop. It also answers common questions about software compatibility, gaming, Windows applications, and file migration. Finally, you'll discover Canadian Linux communities and resources that can help you continue learning and become part of Canada's growing open source ecosystem.

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