Tinyminds.org aims to become one of the major Linux help sites on the net, offering a selection of how-to guides, and frequently asked questions as well as a common error database. The atmosphere on the forums is very newbie friendly, making it easy to get the help you need, no matter how trivial it may seem. However, tinyminds.org welcomes all types of Linux users. The how-to's called Tinymind's Linux cheat sheet's or TLC's range from a basic Linux command guide to a guide on setting up an Ipchains firewall so that one can host a game server. All of the TLC's are user generated, so anyone with expertise in an area can contribute to the community in order to make taking the step into Linux a little bit easier.

Tinyminds is not just a Linux help site; it's also a place where you can go to view, or even submit, screenshots of those super customized GUI desktops that draw so many people into Linux. In addition, upload your background images so that others can enjoy them as well. Users can also read and write reviews of just about every product out there, from cases to Linux distributions to web browsers and Tinyminds also offers the latest news from the Linux community. A new addition to the Tinyminds experience is the Swap Shop, something aking to theclassified ads section in a newspaper, allowing users to buy and sell anything from computer equipment to automotive stuff.

Tinyminds.org is changing the way people look at Linux and they're doing it fast. Its free to join and registering only takes a second so stop on by and see what all the commotion is about.