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I just joined the Forum a few days ago! I have a mac book and decided to look under the hood. Low and behold, UNIX! To be honest, I know nothing about unix, but I want to learn. I have no real goals as of yet, other than to learn what I can. I do own a few domains hosted by a good company. Any sugestions as to what I should study first? Is there a "first project" that most UNIX users work on?

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