A good place to start would be a kde tutorial at [KDE userbase][1] for learning your way around kde. Mint is currently running 4.9 and the tutorials are 4.10 and very similar. Also hold alt ALT and press F2 (ALT-F2) while in KDE and typing help will wil show kde KDE help. ALT-F2 can be also used to run any program you wish. wish. For example ALT-F2 and type konsole will open up a the Konsole terminal. Once you want to go further than the desk top you could try [linux.org][2] to learn Linux basics. There is a beginners guide here. [1]: http://userbase.kde.org/Tutorials [2]: http://www.linux.org/tutorial

A good place to start would be a kde tutorial at [link text][1] [KDE userbase][1] for learning your way around kde. Mint is currently running 4.9 and the tutorials are 4.10 and very similar. Also hold alt and press F2 (ALT-F2) and typing help will show kde help. ALT-F2 can be also used to run any program you wish. Once you want to go further than the desk top you could try [link text][2] [linux.org][2] to learn Linux basics. There is a beginners guide here. [1]: http://userbase.kde.org/Tutorials [2]: http://www.linux.org/tutorial

A good place to start would be a kde tutorial at [link text][1] for learning your way around kde. Mint is currently running 4.9 and the tutorials are 4.10 and very similar. Also hold alt and press F2 (ALT-F2) and typing help will show kde help. ALT-F2 can be also used to run any program you wish. Once you want to go further than the desk top you could try [link text][2] to learn Linux basics. There is a beginners guide here. [1]: http://userbase.kde.org/Tutorials [2]: http://www.linux.org/tutorial