[Het Irv]

If you need help for Ubuntu or one of its derivatives I have found what is probably the best site for this. http://ubuntuforums.org/ many times my posts are answered in about 1-2 hours and problems can be solved in about a day. Many users there know alot about dual-booting environments as well.

If someone finds this useful can this be made into a sticky post?

[Andraxion]

Yea Ubuntuforums.org is one of the most helpful sites out there. The night I started migrating to Linux for the first time, I had people walking me through step by step. Extremely helpful.

[rcluet]

once i tried to migrate to ubuntu but i couldn´t becasuse i have no sufficient knowledge about GNU/Linux distributions and how they work, i got it installed but i couldn´t getting around

[Andraxion]

I just looked at the Ubuntu forums and read up on the questions people were asking and figured out how to use it that way. It isn't really hard and once you get the realization of how awesome the repository is... you will never want Windows again =P

[Het Irv]

Originally Posted by Andraxion

I just looked at the Ubuntu forums and read up on the questions people were asking and figured out how to use it that way. It isn't really hard and once you get the realization of how awesome the repository is... you will never want Windows again =P

NO KIDDING. The first time I saw the repos I starting Drooling

[briealeida]

Ubuntuforums is awesome but if your question is worded poorly, you may receive no response at all. There are a number of forums that are very helpful, including tuxforums.org, linuxquestions.org (my personal favorite), etc.
There are also mailing lists and IRC channels.