I need a non-technical guide for installing and using #Linux in Spanish for my mother-in-law.

t3rr0rz0n3@xarxa.cloud

@Gargron hi! Which version? https://voidnull.es/tag/instalaciones/ (only for installing)

alcarendor@neopaquita.es

@Gargron
Hum, unfortunately, a lot are a little bit technical. But this one for Ubuntu could be ok https://linux.ciberaula.com/curso/instalar-ubuntu-paso-a-paso/

Edit: Ok, you can forgot my message. The guides from @t3rr0rz0n3 are much better.

gerowen@mastodon.social

@Gargron YouTube has been auto-dubbing a lot of folks's videos to languages other than the one it was recorded in, so you might be able to find a useful guide in English or something else and then just switch it to Spanish in the player settings.

aurochs@todon.eu

@Gargron ¿Te vale un video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQDOJb9FXnU

lopeztel@fosstodon.org

@Gargron overview: https://sololinux.es/guia-definitiva-para-instalar-linux/ but doesn't cover GUI follow-up with screenshots (intro read material)
There's a good one on Linux mint but will take some time to read: https://linux.ciberaula.com/curso/instalar-linux-mint-paso-a-paso/

Hope that helps

timwardcam@c.im

@Gargron Sounds like it could be a challenge. I've just installed Linux on an old Windows box just to see what the process was like, and there was a fair amount of messing around with the boot settings in the BIOS that a non-techie might find difficult (I didn't understand it all myself, so to some extent I was just changing plausible looking things not quite at random until it worked). And I've decided to have a rest before trying to understand the Wine (or somesuch) installation instructions in order to get the couple of Windows applications I need up and running.

leriak90@mastodon.social

@Gargron
Depending on computer frustration tolerance you may be better off sending a kvm pre-bound to tailscale and then shipping it to install os remotely...

https://docs.gl-inet.com/kvm/en/faq/remote_access_via_tailscale/